Southeast Nebraska Mine or to Be Second Largest Rare Earth Mine in US

Nebraska rare earth deposit image

A geological study of the Elk Creek project released by Colorado-based NioCorp estimates that the second largest rare earth mine in the US is located in Southeast Nebraska.

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Neo Performance Materials' Heavy Rare-Earth Separation Plant in Jiangyin, China, Backs in Operation

Neo heavy rare earth separations plant in Jiangyin image

Neo Performance Materials Inc. recently announced that its high-purity heavy rare-earth separation plant in Jiangyin, China (JAMR) has reopened to full operations after a 12-day government-issued citywide lockdown. None of Neo's employees tested positive for the Covid virus.

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GoldSpot Confirms Presence of Porphyry System at LMSL Copper-Gold-Molybdenum-Silver Project

LMSL Project Target Map location and geology image

Vancouver-based ArcPacific Resources Corp. announced that GoldSpot Discoveries has completed its initial locational program and identified 24 target areas that show evidence of copper-gold-molybdenum-silver mineralization at the Company's LMSL Copper-Gold-Molybdenum-Silver Project (LMSL Project) where specific indicators of copper-gold-molybdenum and/or silica mineralization are present.

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Kin Mining Confirmed Molybdenum Mineralization at Cardinia Hill

Kin Mining expands Cardinia Hill deposit image

Kin Mining NL recently announced final results from reverse circulation (RC) drilling at its Cardinia Hill property, which showed an extension of mineralization to include silver, copper, antimony, molybdenum, selenium, and tellurium. The property is part of Kin's wholly-owned Cardinia Gold Project (CGP), located near Leonora, Western Australia.

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European Tungsten Miner W Resources Delists from AIM

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The tin, gold, and tungsten miner - W Resources PLC has announced the delisting of its shares from AIM trading and said it will seek to re-list on a stock exchange in the future if circumstances permit.

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