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Building a circular economy for critical materials

Energy
The urgent need to create a global framework to support a circular economy for critical materials is detailed by Ian M London, Executive Director...

The Ivigtût project: Mining for green energy metals

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An academic collaboration could shed light on the rare earth potential of Greenland’s Ivigtût mine in discovering green energy metals. What will researchers focus on...

125 years of synthetic graphite in batteries

Critical Raw Materials
Dr Ryan M Paul, Graffin Lecturer for 2021 for the American Carbon Society, details the development of graphite in batteries during the last 125...

Developing a resilient Canadian battery supply chain

Critical Raw Materials
Dr Venkataraman Thangadurai, Founder and Director of the Western Canada Battery Consortium, explains how a Canadian battery supply chain should be secured and discusses...

Scientists to develop car made solely from recycled materials

Environment
A research team from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), intend to develop a car that is 100% constructed from recycled materials. What...

A bright vision for the recycling of rare earth magnets

Energy
Professor Allan Walton, a Founding Director of HyProMag, details their pioneering short loop magnet recycling HPMS technology and how their partnerships and collaborations can...

The potential for raw materials exploration in Norway

Energy
The Innovation Platform examines the potential for raw materials exploration in Norway and the possibilities it holds for green energy applications. With varied geology, Norway...

Discussing Australia’s growing battery industry

Energy
Dr Rosalind Gummow, Dr Adam Best, and Neeraj Sharma, Directors of the Australian Battery Society, explore the global opportunity of Australia’s growing battery industry...

Australia’s battery manufacturing opportunity

Energy
Shannon O’Rourke, CEO of FBICRC, shines a light on Australia’s abundance of battery raw materials and argues for the need to adopt a growth...

Ytterbium: A mysterious element mapped by astronomers

Space
A research team, led by Lund University in Sweden, has provided an important clue to the origin of the element ‘Ytterbium’ in the Milky...

How should the UK responsibly source critical minerals?

Environment
The Critical Minerals Association’s ‘Blueprint for Responsible Sourcing of Critical Minerals’ outlines how the UK needs to secure critical minerals to enable the UK’s...

Delivering polymetallic resources in Canada

Energy
Nicole Brewster, President and CEO of Renforth Resources, examines the Victoria West area of Renforth’s Surimeau District Property in Quebec, Canada, as the newest...

Innovation in Europe’s graphite supply for the battery value chain

Critical Raw Materials
Dr Corina Hebestreit, Secretary General at the European Carbon and Graphite Association, examines graphite’s role in Europe’s clean energy transition. Energy storage is a key...

Exploring responsible copper mining in the US

Environment
Denis Miville-Deschênes, President and CEO at Highland Copper Company Inc., explains how the company will embark on responsible copper mining in North America to...
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