New Earth Resources Announces Exploration Plans on its Red Wine Rare Earth Elements Project

Executive Summary

• New Earth Resources Corp. announces the start of a systematic exploration program on its 1,575‑hectare Red Wine Rare Earth Elements (REE) project in eastern Newfoundland and Labrador.
• The program includes both regional‑scale activities (airborne magnetic & radiometric surveys, soil sampling, prospecting) and local‑scale work (geological mapping, ground geophysics, detailed soil sampling).
• Historic grab samples from the area have returned grades up to 5.37 % TREO, indicating significant REE potential.

Key Details

• Project Overview: Located in the Central Mineral Belt of Labrador; underlain by peralkaline volcanic and plutonic rocks known to host REE, zirconium, niobium, yttrium, uranium, thorium, etc.
• Historic Highlights: Prior discoveries within the district include Two Tom (Nb, Be, REE), North Red Wine (U, Zr), Partridge River (Th), Mann (Nb, Zr, Th). Historic grab samples showed >1 % TREO with a peak of 5.37 % TREO.
• Regional‑Scale Exploration:
• Airborne magnetic and radiometric survey at 50 m line spacing covering northern and southern claim blocks.
• Re‑interpretation of July 2010 historic surveys to fill data gaps.
• Regional soil sampling program to identify surface geochemical anomalies.
• Local‑Scale Exploration:
• Detailed geological mapping of known mineralized zones.
• Targeted ground geophysical measurements (e.g., magnetic, radiometric).
• Focused soil geochemistry on identified targets to refine drillable zones.
• Program Objectives: Generate multi‑scale data layers for area reduction, improve targeting of REE mineralization, and assess existing historic mineralization within the project footprint.
• Qualified Person: Technical content reviewed and approved by Babak V. Azar, P.Geo., NI 43‑101 qualified person.

Notable Quotes

“This exploration program underscores our commitment to advancing the Red Wine project through methodical, data‑driven approaches,” said Lawrence Hay, CEO of New Earth. “By building on historic data and integrating modern techniques, we aim to uncover the full REE potential of this promising district.”