Greenland's new government is preparing legislation to ban uranium mining and halt development of the Kvanefjeld mine, one of the world's largest rare earths mines, its mineral resources minister said.

Quantum Energy Inc. announced the hiring of Robert Edward Murray as Vice President of Exploration and Conservation, who is going to lead the company's rare earth exploration program, the employment is effective immediately.

Nuinsco Resources Limited announces that the ninth consecutive drill hole at its Prairie Lake project near Tres Bay, Ontario of Canada has produced an intersection of 100m or more of rare earth elements and phosphate mineralization and received an analysis that produced a 118.7m intersection.

Absolute Markets Insights has released an informative report titled "Tungsten Ribbon market". This research report sheds light on the current state of the market and aims to provide an understanding of the diverse up-down phases of the organizations.

Kennametal Metals Inc. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, has introduced KAR85-AM-K, its most corrosion-resistant tungsten carbide grade for metal additive manufacturing.

Soaring tungsten prices have provided a boost to King Island Scheelite Limited, which hopes to revive the Dolphin Mine on King Island. The company says the price of ammonium paratungstate has risen about 35 percent since the beginning of 2021, despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the automotive and aviation industries.

To support the supply chain of valuable rare earth elements (REEs) and critical mineral resources nationwide. Paul Ziemkiewicz, director of the US West Virginia (WV) Water Research Institute, informed the State Joint Economic Development Council at the interim legislative session of an effort led by the Water Research Institute to assess the feasibility of expanding acid mine drainage treatment technology.

A group of rare earth industry participants is lobbying the U.S. Congress to approve bipartisan legislation to provide tax incentives for the manufacture of permanent rare earth magnets in the United States.

LG Innotek, the electrical components division of LG Group in Korea, and a Korean domestic permanent magnet manufacturer have collaborated to develop an environmentally friendly rare earth magnet with strong magnetic power that minimizes the use of heavy rare-earth metals.

A report by Adamas Intelligence predicts that if the global rare-earth industry continues to extract resources in the same way, rare earths demand will exceed supply within three to five years. This is worrying news for the manufacturing industry because the scarcity will affect the production of high-tech products such as electric cars and robots.