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  1. The new event details the geopolitical pressures on China, including border issues and the context of an anti-China campaign, underpinned by the AUKUS pact involving the US and UK.

China and the US Department of Energy are working on strategies to reduce reliance on foreign critical minerals.

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China and the US Department of Energy are working on strategies to reduce reliance on foreign critical minerals.

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  1. US companies and government are actively seeking alternatives and providing loans to ramp up domestic critical mineral production.1 source
  2. DOE involved in critical minerals strategy with China.1 source

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The new event details the geopolitical pressures on China, including border issues and the context of an anti-China campaign, underpinned by the AUKUS pact involving the US and UK. All 3 developments

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