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China’s reduction in critical mineral exports, including new limits on antimony that take effect today, Sept. 15, are putting the squeeze
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China’s reduction in critical mineral exports, including new limits on antimony that take effect today, Sept. 15, are putting the squeeze

In a major advancement for hydrogen storage and transportation, scientists at the University of Hyogo in Japan say they have succeeded

Companies involved in critical minerals in Australia and the U.S. will have an easier time gaining government support from either country

Days after the first shipment of copper from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to the U.S. via the Lobito Corridor

Amidst growing demand for critical raw materials (CRMs) Ukraine is gaining recognition as a potential key player in the global supply

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have joined the fight against climate change by recycling rare metals for green technology using

There are a lot of policies targeting climate change, but just a few of them appear to achieve real success. A

Oil prices dipped slightly in European markets today after a three-day spike in prices driven by concerns about growing conflict in

The United States and Europe are intensifying efforts to close the gap with China’s dominance in clean energy technologies—including through protectionist

Other firms are developing similar technology to extract previously unreachable oil. When Chevron started using cutting-edge technology to tap into high-pressure,