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U.S. Puts $29.5 Million Into Critical Minerals Technology
Original: U.S. Invests $29.5 Million To Develop Critical Minerals Technology
The United States is investing $29.5 million to develop technology for critical minerals, a sector seen as vital to clean energy, electronics and national security. The funding aims to advance domestic capabilities in extracting and processing materials such as lithium, cobalt and rare earths, reducing reliance on foreign supply chains. Details on recipients and projects have not been widely reported.
Why now: Governments and industries are racing to secure critical mineral supplies for energy transition and defense needs.
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