U.S. Lags in Mine Development; Senate Takes on Permitting Reform
November 08, 2024
S&P Global found that, on average, it takes 29 years for a U....
Earlier today, President Obama announced that the United States, along with the European Union and Japan, is filing a challenge with the World Trade Organization against China's export limits on rare earth minerals. China controls the global supply of 17 rare earth minerals essential to the manufacturing of high-tech goods—including flat-screen televisions, mobile phones and hybrid car batteries—and the United States is 100 percent import reliant for the minerals (with 79 percent of our imports coming from China).
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