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The U.S. administration, involving Donald Trump, addresses concerns raised by the Basel Action Network regarding China's grip on vital materials.

8 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 1
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The U.S. administration, involving Donald Trump, addresses concerns raised by the Basel Action Network regarding China's grip on vital materials.

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  1. Trump complains that the US needs to increase its domestic production of aluminum.Sub-event
  2. Administration prioritizes transactional approach over human rights regarding China.1 source
  3. China assessed UNCLOS authority regarding mining, while UN inaction risks catastrophic impact on the Pacific Ocean.Sub-event
  4. US administration responds to Basel Action Network concerns about China's materials control.1 source
  5. The U.S. invoked the Defense Production Act to restrict exports due to reliance on Chinese critical minerals and e-waste.1 source

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