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Construction and Mining Equipment 2021: Bulldozing Over Covid 19 Setbacks

December 22, 2020

In the third AEM [Association of Equipment Manufacturers] member survey conducted since the pandemic started, 75 percent of CEO respondents predict industry-wide revenue growth through October 2021.- Construction Equipment Guide It’s hard to keep a strong industry down and civil construction and mining are two sectors showing impressive resilience…

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USA Rare Earth and Canada’s Search Minerals Inc. Team Up For Critical Minerals Development

Dan Duszynski

November 16, 2020

Communist China is increasingly more aggressive about establishing a death grip monopoly on the world’s critical mineral supplies. Now two North American companies are partnering under the auspices of the U.S. – Canada Joint Action Plan on Critical Minerals to optimize high-tech rare earth element (REE) technology development. The…

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Covid 19 Karma: Are China and Australia Heading For a Trade War Over Coal?

Dan Duszynski

October 17, 2020

In the minerals, metals, and mining industries China is undeniably a major world player, though trying to decipher the enigmatic trade practices of the CCP, the Chinese Communist Party under the strongarm leadership of Xi Jinping requires constant focus. (more…)

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Two Critical Production Projects Will Decrease US Dependence on Rare Earths

Dan Duszynski

May 12, 2020

Back in August of last year, we discussed the Pentagon’s interest in rare earth elements production within the United States. Partially fueled by trade tensions, the Department of the Air Force leveraged the Defense Production Act to assess and evaluate the capacity and processing capabilities of rare earth minerals. (more…)

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Wyoming and Montana Square Off Against Washington State Over Coal Exports to Asia

Dan Duszynski

March 12, 2020

Supreme Court Battle Looming Over Lucrative Clean-burning Coal Exports to Asian Markets As any mining professional can tell you, mineral resources must be taken where they’re found. But in today’s mining industry, sitting on lucrative rich deposits is no guarantee that those resources will be able to find their way…

Mining, precious metals, precious metals industry

Platinum Group Metals: A Sustained Rally Anticipated For Palladium in 2020

Dan Duszynski

March 3, 2020

Despite Declining Auto Sales, Industry Demand For Palladium Rose 2% in 2019 Stricter emissions regulations around the globe are sustaining the palladium rally of the past decade and precious metals experts at Metals Focus are predicting that the metal so vital for efficient catalytic converters will continue to rally strong…

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President Trump’s Controversial Commitment To Revitalizing the Coal Industry

Dan Duszynski

February 24, 2020

$64 Million in Funds Allocated For a Revitalized US Coal Industry The Trump administration is fulfilling yet another campaign pledge to “bring back the coal industry” which President Trump in 2016 said was “decimated” by predecessor Barack Obama. (more…)

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Critical Mineral Collaboration: The US, Canada, and Australia Could Take China Out of the Equation

Dan Duszynski

January 16, 2020

China Overplays its Hand With Uranium and Rare Earth Elements When the voracious Beijing leadership in China hinted that the Asian trade behemoth might use critical mineral exports as leverage against the US in trade negotiations last summer of 2019, they unwittingly provided the perfect impetus to forge stronger ties…

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A New Approach to Mining Small Critical Mineral Deposits

Dan Duszynski

December 13, 2019

European Union Innovators Think Smaller May Be Better For Critical Mineral Mining Mining investors are traditionally lured by the big ROI (Return on Investment) supported by the “economies of scale” characteristic in “world-class” large deposit operations. This understandable investor bias makes it difficult to finance smaller operations for critical minerals…

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