NEWSMAX Analysis Adds Weight To Quantum’s U.S. Rare Earth Findings as Strategic Asset vs. Chinese Imports Rare Earth in Nebraska has the potential to change U.S. dependency on China

July 22, 2011, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA — Quantum Rare Earth Developments Corp.’s (TSX.V:QRE, OTCQX:QREDF, FRANKFURT:BR3) call for North American production of Rare Earth elements vs. Chinese import was recently analyzed by Newsmax’s Alec Weisman. The mining development corporation with operations in Elk Creek, NE was contrasted against dominant Chinese operations which the U.S. currently relies on for Rare Earths.
 
“Although China will likely remain the largest exporter of rare earth metals to the United States, the domestic find of rare earth metals by Quantum may address this vulnerability. The United States and its allies will continue to develop other sources of rare earth metals to end China’s stranglehold over the supply of these elements.” Read more: http://bit.ly/nWKF1c

Together with Rare Earths, the strategic element also found at Elk Creek is Niobium. The United States Geological Survey has stated, "The Elk Creek site, located south-east of Lincoln, NE, has the potential to be one of the largest global resources of niobium and rare-earth elements." Quantum has previously announced a large inferred niobium resource on the project, together with significant drill intercepts of rare earth elements (www.quantumrareearth.com).

Quantum Rare Earth Developments Corp., based in Vancouver, British Columbia, is an exploration company with a focus on seeking out potentially economic deposits of niobium and rare earth elements in North America and elsewhere in the world.

On Behalf of the Board,

“Peter Dickie”
Peter Dickie, President, CEO

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