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American Ocean Minerals and Odyssey Marine Exploration Announce Merger, Challenging Deep-Sea Mining Leader

American Ocean Minerals and Odyssey Marine Exploration Announce Merger, Challenging Deep-Sea Mining Leader

American Ocean Minerals and Odyssey Marine Exploration Announce Merger, Challenging Deep-Sea Mining Leader
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NOAA Advances Deep-Sea Mining Approval for The Metal Company, Raising Environmental and Market Implications

NOAA Advances Deep-Sea Mining Approval for The Metal Company, Raising Environmental and Market Implications

NOAA Advances Deep-Sea Mining Approval for The Metal Company, Raising Environmental and Market Implications
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TMC's Seabed Mining Application Meets U.S. Federal Requirements, Awaits Approval

TMC's Seabed Mining Application Meets U.S. Federal Requirements, Awaits Approval

TMC's Seabed Mining Application Meets U.S. Federal Requirements, Awaits Approval
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The Metals Company Faces Potential Competition from American Ocean Minerals Merger

The Metals Company Faces Potential Competition from American Ocean Minerals Merger

The Metals Company Faces Potential Competition from American Ocean Minerals Merger
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Viking Mines Advances Fast-Track Tungsten Strategy at Linka Project

Viking Mines Advances Fast-Track Tungsten Strategy at Linka Project

Viking Mines Advances Fast-Track Tungsten Strategy at Linka Project
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American Ocean Minerals Launches Deep-Sea Mining Vessel for Critical Mineral Exploration

American Ocean Minerals Launches Deep-Sea Mining Vessel for Critical Mineral Exploration

American Ocean Minerals Launches Deep-Sea Mining Vessel for Critical Mineral Exploration
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American Ocean Minerals Deploys Vessel for Deep-Sea Mining Research

American Ocean Minerals Deploys Vessel for Deep-Sea Mining Research

American Ocean Minerals Deploys Vessel for Deep-Sea Mining Research
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Battelle-Led Initiative Seeks Technology for Critical Mineral Recovery at Superfund Sites

Battelle-Led Initiative Seeks Technology for Critical Mineral Recovery at Superfund Sites

The Environmental Monitoring and Remediation Technology Assessment Initiative (EMRTAI), led by Battelle and funded by the Environmental Protection Agency, is inviting applications for technology assessments aimed at recovering critical minerals from waste materials at Superfund legacy mining sites. These critical minerals, such as cobalt, gallium, and tellurium, are essential for modern technologies and national security. The initiative uses approximately 100 Superfund sites across the U.S. as test beds for technology demonstrations, providing developers with real-world testing environments. The program aims to advance technologies for mineral recovery and support remediation efforts at these sites.
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Faraday Copper Secures $100M Backing from BHP and Lundin for U.S. Copper Development

Faraday Copper Secures $100M Backing from BHP and Lundin for U.S. Copper Development

Faraday Copper Secures $100M Backing from BHP and Lundin for U.S. Copper Development
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Mammoth Minerals Expands Exploration in Nevada with Promising Multi-Metal Findings

Mammoth Minerals Expands Exploration in Nevada with Promising Multi-Metal Findings

Mammoth Minerals Expands Exploration in Nevada with Promising Multi-Metal Findings
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Venari Minerals Achieves 99.5% Lithium Carbonate Purity at Red Mountain Project

Venari Minerals Achieves 99.5% Lithium Carbonate Purity at Red Mountain Project

Venari Minerals Achieves 99.5% Lithium Carbonate Purity at Red Mountain Project
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Australian Government Grants Alcoa Exemption, Threatening Black Cockatoo Habitat

Australian Government Grants Alcoa Exemption, Threatening Black Cockatoo Habitat

The Australian government has granted a national interest exemption to the U.S. bauxite mining company Alcoa, allowing it to continue operations in the Northern Jarrah Forest despite unauthorized clearings. This forest is a critical habitat for three threatened black cockatoo species, including the critically endangered Baudin’s black cockatoo. Environmental organizations argue that the government's agreement with Alcoa, which includes a payment of A$55 million and conservation programs, is insufficient to prevent the extinction of these species. The exemption is part of Australia's efforts to secure critical minerals and counter China's dominance in supply chains.