Rare earth elements like lanthanum, neodymium and dysprosium are used to build the electric motor in your car, the LED lights in your house and the MRI machine at your doctor's office. But first, they ...

Global energy markets are being reshaped as major economies race to secure long term supplies and harden supply chains. That ...

In the quest to create a robust supply chain of rare earth elements necessary for the clean energy revolution and everyday modern conveniences, North America has enough deposits of sufficient quality ...

Rare earth elements, also known as REEs, are the topic of the day. Almost every news outlet highlights the rising global demand and active competition for resources, as REEs form an essential ...

Headphones rely on magnets, often made of neodymium, to produce lots of sound from a small enclosure. Share Every time I see a commercial for a new cell phone, I feel a bit nauseous. I love a new cell ...

Look around you, and you’ll see rare earth elements at work. A phone vibrates because a magnet moves a weight. Its screen was polished with cerium powder. Its connection to the rest of the world ...

Roughly 40 years ago, the United States made a decision that seemed perfectly rational at the time: it stopped processing rare earths. The economics didn’t make sense when China could do it cheaper, ...

Rare earth and strategic-metal prices have swung sharply despite rising Chinese mine production, underscoring how export controls and licensing decisions are increasingly influencing supply and ...

Rare earth elements such as lanthanum, neodymium and dysprosium are used to build the electric motor in your car, the LED lights in your house and the MRI machine at your doctor’s office. But first, ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. The United States is advancing its efforts to reduce reliance on China for critical rare ...

On many coastlines around the world, piles of discarded oyster and mussel shells are a common sight — the leftovers of a global seafood industry that produces millions of tonnes of waste each year. At ...