Information included in a state review of Rare Earth Resources in Quebec, Canada

Description of impact

Published government report for local decision makers on the potential for Quebec to product global rare earths

Who is affected

Public of Quebec, Canada

Narrative

The Quebec government are considering the exploitation of its rare earth resources and commissioned this report to explore that possibility. The report highlights case studies of rare earth element deposits in Quebec, including the Eldor complex, the Lac-à-Paul anorthosite, and the Kipawa deposit. The document also discusses the geophysical and geochemical characteristics of these deposits, as well as the potential for future exploration and mining. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of further research and development to fully understand the potential of rare earth elements in Quebec.

Impact status	Open
Impact date	29 Jun 2017
Category of impact	Public Discourse Impact, Public Policy Impact
Impact level	Change adopted - end stage