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Financial Times: EU pressed to back critical minerals projects as China tightens grip

The EU must move quickly to back the critical minerals sector and allow more state intervention after China banned key exports of raw materials, a group pushing for energy security has said. The next EU budget must include “substantial, dedicated” funding for critical minerals, with money drawn from energy and decarbonisation budget lines, the European […]

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New York Times: The U.S. Struggles to Break Out From China’s Grip on Rare Earths

Abigail Hunter, the executive director of the Minerals Center at Securing America’s Future Energy, a nonprofit, said that the Trump administration had been “really proactive in trying to solve these problems” but that it would take time for the United States to develop an alternative supply chain for critical minerals. Threats to U.S. mineral supplies […]

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