News Releases

Vancouver B.C. - Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: RES) is pleased to announce progress toward defining a commercial process for rare-earth-element (REE) concentration from oxide samples collected on the Company's 100%-owned Bear Lodge property, Wyoming, USA.

Vancouver B.C. - Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: RES) is pleased to announce that its common shares have been authorized for listing on the NYSE Amex ("AMEX") in the United States and trading will commence on Wednesday, August 18, 2010 under the ticker symbol "REE".

Vancouver B.C. - Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: RES) is pleased to announce that drilling has begun on the Sundance gold project, which lies on the same property as the Bear Lodge rare-earths project in Wyoming.

BEIJING(Metal-Pages) 08-Jul-10 China has just allocated the second batch of export quotas for rare earths in 2010. The second batch of quotas total 7,976 tonnes, representing a sharp decrease of about 51% compared to the quotas of 16,304 tonnes seen for the first batch in 2010, and also down about 51% from 16,267 tonnes for the second batch in 2009.

BEIJING – China's central government plans to publish monthly prices for rare earth metals to avoid producers engaging in "cut-throat competition", China Daily reported on Thursday.

VANCOUVER, BC -- Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: RES) ( "Rare Element" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update covering recent accomplishments of the Company's government and public relations program that was announced on April 27, 2010.

Vancouver B.C. - Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: RES) is pleased to announce that drilling has begun on the Bear Lodge rare-earths project in Wyoming. Exploration activity during 2010 is focused on: 1) upgrading the resource category from inferred to measured and indicated for a portion of the rare-earth-element (REE) deposit; 2) expansion of the currently known REE deposits; and 3) discovery of additional REE-mineralized deposits within known target areas.

Magnets are the driving market for rare earth demand. Not only is it the dominant consumer by volume (32%) and value (38%, $500-550m.), but the applications of magnets are in critical environmental and defence technologies.

Fears of a supply shortage outside China have triggered a global rush to develop alternative sources of rare earth elements, critical to defence and clean energy technology.