The administration’s move won applause from groups including the National Mining Association and SAFE, a Washington nonprofit that advocates for US energy independence.
“During periods of great national challenge, presidents have coordinated federal efforts to overcome obstacles at odds with the United States’ best interests,” said Abigail Hunter, an executive director with SAFE. “We are pleased to see that level of action to combat the minerals vulnerabilities the nation faces today, and look forward to working with administration on implementation—especially on catalyzing private sector investment.”
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