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  1. The U.S. is pushing for increased critical mineral production through expert roundtables, DOE grants for recycling, and educational support.
  2. The administration is reviewing how domestic production and industry input can support the national supply chain through the Department of Energy.

The Trump administration, through the DOE and its appointed officials like Robertson, is tasking the department with finding ways to bolster the national supply chain against China's dominance.

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The Trump administration, through the DOE and its appointed officials like Robertson, is tasking the department with finding ways to bolster the national supply chain against China's dominance.

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