Trade disruptions in rare earth minerals could impede the global transition to green energy sources, according to an International Monetary Fund (IMF) report. Rare earth minerals are in high demand as they are vital components for clean energy technologies for the production of solar panels, wind turbines and electric vehicles (EVs). However, as the global production of these rare earths is highly concentrated and cannot be easily substituted, they are extremely susceptible to trade disputes, as
The Mining History Association (MHA) will gather in Park City, Utah, for its 34th annual conference on June 5, 2024. After nearly 35 years convening MHA conferences in historic mining
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