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India Explores a Mix of Strategies to Reduce Supply Risks to Critical Minerals
Decarbonization and energy transition, that is the shift away from fossil fuels to renewables is primarily based on solar and wind power. But converting...
Strategic Minerals Geopolitics in Africa: Unraveling Great Power Competition
Abstract: Africa is poised at the forefront of a transformative era as the world shifts towards sustainable energy sources, with its rich mineral reserves...
Vertical Integration of Chinese Companies on Rare Earth Minerals Production as Strategic Supremacy
Vertical integration is a strategic move in business techniques to extend its operationalization in the same company or industry in the way that the...
Sacrificial Lands: Mining the Minerals to Fuel the Green Revolution and a Post-Carbon World
It has been said that while mining may not be everything, nothing else would be possible without it. Critical resources have come to be...
China plans to ban exports of rare earth magnet tech
The Japanese government is reportedly concerned about the potentially massive impact a magnet supply disruption could have on various public and economic activities, ‘Yomiuri’...
Geopolitics of Critical Minerals Towards Energy Transition
Authors: Akhmad Hanan and Mayora Bunga Swastika*
There is no denying that all countries in the world should use clean energy in the future. Based...
Indonesia’s contribution in renewables through Rare Earth Metals
The increasing of technological advances, the needs of each country are increasing. The discovery of innovations, the production of goods that are increasing, and...
Rare-earth elements between the United States and China
The “rare-earth elements”, also called rare-earth metals or rare-earth oxides, or lanthanides are a set of 17 white soft heavy metals.
The uses, applications and...