The new Gold Rush: Companies race to mine rare earths in Texas
Share and Follow


DALLAS — As lithium’s importance grows, fueling everything from electric cars to advanced military technology, the demand for this vital resource is soaring, particularly in the mineral-rich regions of East Texas.

In Texas, major energy companies are not solely focused on oil extraction; they are also targeting lithium and other rare earth elements, marking a significant investment in what is being dubbed a contemporary gold rush.

Firms such as Chevron, Halliburton, and Exxon are in a competitive race to establish lithium mining operations in East Texas, a region where they have been extracting resources for over a hundred years.

You May Also Like
Ominous meaning behind Lolita messages in newly released Epstein files

Unveiled Epstein Files Reveal Disturbing Insights into ‘Lolita’ Communications

A recently unveiled batch of images connected to Jeffrey Epstein has ignited…
Harry and Meghan's Happy Holidays video featuring Archie and Lilibet

Inside Harry and Meghan’s Joyful Holiday Moments with Archie and Lilibet: A Heartwarming Festive Video

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry unveiled a meticulously curated ‘Happy Holidays’ video…
Sports reporter’s 3-year-old opened door for grandpa who then found couple dead in home: report

Tragic Discovery: Reporter’s Toddler Uncovers Chilling Scene in Family Home

In a heartbreaking turn of events in Alabama, a 3-year-old child unwittingly…
Policy group praises Trump’s 100 global wins since taking office, from cartel crackdowns to peace deals

Policy Group Highlights Trump’s 100 Global Achievements: From Combating Cartels to Securing Peace Deals

EXCLUSIVE: A fresh report from Polaris National Security, unveiled on Wednesday, outlines…
Justice Department faces Friday deadline to release Epstein files investigation

Countdown to Justice: DOJ’s Crucial Deadline to Unveil Epstein Investigation Files

The documents could potentially offer the most comprehensive insight yet into nearly…
Johnson and Johnson owes 65.6 million to Minnesota woman Anna Jean Houghton Carley with cancer after using talcum powder

Minnesota Woman Awarded $65.6 Million in Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder Cancer Lawsuit

In a landmark decision, a Minnesota jury has awarded $65.5 million to…
New Epstein documents include photos of Bill Clinton shirtless in hot tub, socializing with Michael Jackson

Shocking Epstein Files: Unseen Photos of Bill Clinton & Michael Jackson Emerge

A recently unveiled collection of files from the Department of Justice has…
Russia-Ukraine war spreads to the MED as Kyiv strike tanker

Ukraine Strikes Russian Tanker: Conflict Escalates into the Mediterranean

For the first time, Ukraine has targeted a Russian ‘shadow fleet’ tanker…