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A US-Europe rare earths supply chain can't quite shake off China Quartz 3/12/2021 © Provided by Quartz Last week, two North American companies announced a partnership to establish a US-Europe rare earths supply chain, part of a broader push to reduce reliance on China for the critical minerals. But though the firms’ efforts will help diversify rare earth supplies, a closer look at their business operations reveals deep ties with China that show how complicated it is to further Washington’s goal of building more secure and independent rare earth supply chains. The joint initiative will...

Energy Fuels and Neo Materials aim to diversify rare earth supplies, but building a supply chain independent from China will be difficult.

Two East Lancashire brothers have acquired a major commercial storage business as part of a company-wide expansion. Neil and David Clemson from Blackburn bought the commercial storage business, K2 Storage Solutions, from Rossendale-based E. Sutton Group, transferring 14 staff in the process. The transaction, which includes the acquisition of a 105,000sq ft high bay warehouse at Shuttleworth Mead Business Park near Burnley was completed just before Christmas. Together with the brothers' existing storage facility near Preston, the acquisition expands capacity to more than 30,000 pallet...

Two brothers have acquired a major commercial storage business as part of a company-wide expansion. Neil and David Clemson bought the commercial storage business, K2 Storage Solutions, from Rossendale-based E. Sutton Group, transferring 14 staff in the process. The transaction, which includes the acquisition of a 105,000sq ft high bay warehouse at Shuttleworth Mead Business Park near Burnley was completed just before Christmas. Together with the brothers' existing storage facility near Preston, the acquisition expands capacity to more than 30,000 pallet locations, plus a broader rang...

Can the White Mesa uranium mill shake southern Utah’s radioactive past? Regulations on uranium mining and milling have grown far more stringent over the last 40 years, but opposition remains strong. (Courtesy of Dom Smith | EcoFlight) Energy Fuels' White Mesa Mill near Blanding, Utah, is the last conventional uranium mill still operating in the United States.   | Jan. 30, 2021, 1:00 p.m. San Juan County • When Mark Chalmers began working in the uranium industry in the 1970s, robust regulations on radioactive material were just starting to emerge in the United States. The Nuclear Regulat...