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Enhancing Domestic Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Enhancing Domestic Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Critical minerals are the foundation of many high-growth industries that underpin the push for net zero emissions.
Critical minerals are the foundation of many high-growth industries that underpin the push for net zero emissions. They are essential inputs for electric vehicles, solar panels, wind turbines and many everyday products. Demand for critical minerals is expected to increase by 400% – 600% by 2040 and there is strong corporate and political momentum to build resilient North American supply chains in an effort to reduce dependence on countries that present greater sovereign risk and to bolster economic development.
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