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In a bid to lessen its reliance on China, the US is taking significant steps to diversify its rare earth supply chains, which are essential for various technologies and defense.
The rising need for rare earth minerals is leading to the emergence of niche law firms focused on the complexities of mining-related legal services.
Nigella Lawson offers insights on managing kitchen nerves and shares a simple recipe for anchovy pasta to encourage home cooking.
A recent KFF survey outlines the Medicaid eligibility levels for older adults and people with disabilities, establishing a baseline as potential changes loom.
A recent KFF survey highlights the varied approaches states are taking to implement Medicaid work requirements, revealing a trend towards more restrictive policies amidst several challenges.
Recent investments by major funds suggest a growing optimism about the future of the mining industry, potentially signaling a supercycle.
BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole report higher first-quarter profit but are unable to fully capitalise on market volatility.
A recent report from the USGS has identified substantial lithium oxide reserves in Maine and New Hampshire, which may have implications for energy policies.
A recent advancement in catalyst technology could significantly improve the efficiency and longevity of electrolysis processes essential for chlorine production, addressing key challenges in the industry.
While companies like Meta and Alphabet report substantial earnings growth, their long-term value remains uncertain due to unresolved questions surrounding artificial intelligence leadership.
A White House official is scheduled to visit Venezuela to meet with executives from the energy and mining sectors, aiming to explore potential collaborations.
The emergence of 2D mercury-acetylide frameworks presents exciting possibilities for advancing optical technologies, addressing the growing demand for speed and efficiency.
Researchers at the University of New England have developed a low-cost method for microplastic extraction from soils, potentially setting a new standard for soil analysis and enhancing safety for agriculture and human health.
Pet reptiles often engage in 'glass surfing,' a behavior that may indicate stress or boredom. This phenomenon is observed by millions of reptile owners and raises concerns about animal well-being.
Researchers at the University of Maryland have discovered a method to control the nuclear spin of molecular hydrogen by freezing it in dry ice, as detailed in a recent study.
Recent genomic studies from southern Germany suggest that many modern villages and towns in Central Europe originated from settlements established after the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
The UAE's exit from OPEC raises questions about future oil production levels and the potential volatility of global oil prices.
Experts are emphasizing the role of nanofiltration in effectively removing glyphosate from agricultural runoff, addressing significant water quality concerns.
An international team led by UCLA has introduced a novel technology that may improve the understanding of how drugs and small molecules interact with proteins, potentially aiding in drug development.
This article delves into the ongoing efforts to foster collaboration within Alaska's mining industry, highlighting potential areas for common ground.