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Day 1: Metals for Energy & Environment Conference
Our expert, Dan McGroarty is on-hand at the Metals for Energy and Environment conference in Las Vegas. While there, he’s been live-tweeting some of the action. Check out those updates here. And below,...
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Video: the BBC asks, “But Will They Dig?”
In less than two minutes, this short, but informative, video clip on the BBC’s website does a great job of getting to the heart of the rare earths crunch that puts the U.S. at the mercy of China....
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Rep. Denham: “Exploring U.S. natural resources key to solving problems”
In a passionate delivery on the House of Representatives floor, California Congressman Jeff Denham delivered a message about natural resources and American jobs. In his closing, Denham said, “We won’t...
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What the Auto Industry, Rare Earth Elements have in Common
In a June 27 piece from Business Insider, Jim Powell, a technology and strategic metals analyst with Laurentian Bank Securities, attempts to clear up the confusion over the future supply and demand of...
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Priority permitting for two Alaska mining projects approved
Two Alaska mining projects may begin production ahead of schedule thanks to priority permits granted by the U.S. Forest Service. As reported by the website ResourcefulEarth.org, the agency approved...
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Support America’s mining industry; send a letter to the EPA
Earlier this week, ResourcefulEarth.org picked up on our initial calling out of a week-long campaign the environmental Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Earthworks ran against the mining industry....
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U.S., EU and Japan to Hold “Rare Earths Supply Summit”
Reuters reports that concern over the supply shortage of key Rare Earths elements has led policymakers in the U.S., the EU and Japan to schedule an early October meeting in Washington. According to a...
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American Resources Policy Network Launches Informational Campaign on Copper,...
CopperMatters.org Shows that Resource Dependency goes beyond Rare Earth Elements Washington, D.C. – The American Resources Policy Network announced today that it would expand on its messaging in favor...
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ARPN Expert Zeroes in on Issues Surrounding Uranium – an “Underappreciated...
In a new series for Capital Research Center, Ned Mamula, member of the ARPN expert panel, adjunct scholar in geosciences at the Center for the Study of Science, Cato Institute, and co-author of...
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Uranium: From “Benign Neglect” to a Smart Strategy?
In a recent piece for the Washington Times, ARPN panel of expert member and author of “Groundbreaking!: America’s New Quest for Mineral Independence,” Ned Mamula and columnist and consultant for...
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