Editorial Team (ET)

The U.S. Treasury pushes to let climate action plans expire in favor of hard-rock supply chains, putting the World Bank and IMF on the front lines of an economic war for rare earths.

How the new Sprott REXC ETF offers investors a pure-play strategy to bypass Beijing’s critical minerals monopoly and bet on Western supply chain independence.

A federal mandate to deploy orbital and lunar reactors by 2028 is igniting a new era for commercial nuclear companies.

As Europe stares down a six-week runway for aviation fuel, soaring crude prices threaten to trigger a wave of global stagflation, paralyze supply chains, and starve junior markets of capital.

The Department of Energy's $5.4 million TRACE-Ga initiative sparks a critical minerals race between tightly guarded private startups and globally traded industrial titans.

By collapsing the distance between social sentiment and trade execution into a single tap, the timeline has become the ultimate high-speed distribution engine for micro-cap explorers—and a massive blind spot for market regulators.

Facing a critical supply chain collapse, one mining CEO explains why the Western sector must embrace "precompetitive collaboration" before foreign dominance becomes permanent.

The realization that America's renewable future relies on its biggest geopolitical rival is driving a massive capital rotation into domestic mining and rare earth operations.

How a $1 trillion exodus starved the domestic market, and why a massive infrastructure pivot is the only way back to global competitiveness.

Legislation and massive funding initiatives in three key states are dismantling decades of red tape, signaling a high-voltage comeback for the American nuclear energy sector.