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Our recent analysis looks at what new U.S. critical minerals initiatives could mean for developing producers—including the implications for regional cooperation and efforts to move beyond raw exports.
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US Critical Minerals Ministerial Raises New Prospects—and Questions—for Developing Producers | Natural Resource Governance Institute
The blog discusses the US-led proposal to create a critical minerals trade bloc (FORGE) with price floors and tariffs, aiming to counter China and diversify supply chains. It analyzes the potential…
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February 9, 2026 at 10:53 AM
Our recent analysis looks at what new U.S. critical minerals initiatives could mean for developing producers—including the implications for regional cooperation and efforts to move beyond raw exports.
🔎 resourcegovernance.org/articles/us-...
🔎 resourcegovernance.org/articles/us-...
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“Minerals are the backbone of the shift away from fossil fuels – leaving their governance out of just transition planning will undermine efforts to accelerate renewable energies by 2030 – a key target the COP has already set,” @antonio-hill.bsky.social advisor at @nrginstitute.bsky.social tells me.
November 21, 2025 at 11:25 AM
“Minerals are the backbone of the shift away from fossil fuels – leaving their governance out of just transition planning will undermine efforts to accelerate renewable energies by 2030 – a key target the COP has already set,” @antonio-hill.bsky.social advisor at @nrginstitute.bsky.social tells me.