U.S. Rare Earths Receives Approval To Remove Its Rare Earths Stockpile In Montana

The company said that its exploration teams and extensive field work have  verified the richness of all of its other historic data. In addition, the teams provided  new exploration data, especially in the targeted areas of the Last Chance, Lemhi Pass, North Fork, Diamond Creek, and its Rudolph Hill, and Wet Mountain project claims in Colorado.

"It is really exciting to be part of the team that realizes access and exploration to the company's Last Chance project, which is believed to have  the only known rare earth underground workings in North America," said Howard Dunn, Principal of Process Engineering. "The existing adit located on U.S. Rare Earths' property has the potential to be rehabilitated, allowing for advanced exploration right here in the continental United States."

Additionally the company completed its latest on-site field review with U.S. Forest Service personnel on July 10th, 2014.  The company anticipates  receiving a formal permit within the next 90-120 days, which will allow for the re-opening of the Last Chance underground northern adit and to begin proceeding with underground exploration and sampling in the continental United States.

Rare Earth element minerals were extracted previously by IERCO during its historical underground adits (tunneling) activities associated with rare earth exploration on the Last Chance vein. Historical data indicates that substantial amounts of rare earths are held in the stockpile.

"We are delighted to have been granted permission to access and remove the 10 to 12 tons of material from this stockpile," said Kevin Cassidy, CEO of U.S. Rare Earths. "This approval comes with the culmination of over three years of data collection and thorough research and development of our properties, concluded in compliance with NI 43-101 standards, including both the broad and detailed exploration and drilling results conducted to date. We believe this national treasure and invaluable American resource enhances our potential and positions U.S. Rare Earths to be the first U.S.-based business to provide a domestic supply chain solution to America of both heavy and critical rare earths sourced here in the continental United States."

Earlier this year, the company announced that it had completed preliminary exploration and assessment of a portion of its claims in Lemhi Pass, including the Last Chance claims. U.S. Rare Earths holds more than 142 claims covering more than 2,300 acres in the Lemhi Pass region. The independent survey, prepared by Process Engineering and compliant with the NI 43-101 standard, showed a significant concentration of both critical and heavy rare earths in the company's Lemhi Pass projects.

About U.S. Rare Earths, Inc.
U.S. Rare Earths, Inc. is a U.S. based domestic mineral exploration, mining and claims acquisition company based in Plano, TX. The Company holds approximately 22,000 acres of mining claims for rare-earth elements in Colorado, and in the Lemhi Pass Region of Idaho and Montana. The Company is in the exploration stage and does not have any reportable reserves.

Rare earth elements are critical to many existing and emerging 21st century applications including clean-energy technologies such as wind turbines, hybrid cars and electric vehicles; high-technology applications including cell phones and digital music players; hard disk drives used in computers; microphones; fiber optics; lasers; and in addition, critical defense applications such as global positioning systems, radar and sonar; and advanced water treatment applications, including those for industrial, military, homeland security, domestic and foreign aid use.

For more information visit  www.usrareearths.com 

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