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Critical Minerals Lithium & US

Rare Metals & US Defense The United States of America is directly doing large scale funding for critical mineral stockpiling and supply chain resilience as a core pillar of US national defense. Out of a USD $ 150 billion defense fund for the budget reconciliation approximately USD $ 2.5 billion has been allocated for domestic

By maritimeanalyst|2025-11-18T08:29:14+00:00May 8th, 2025|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: Azerbaijan, battery, BRI, caspian, Caspian ports, central asia, Central Asia logistics, Central Asian rail, China, China Belt and Road Initiative, China Caspian Ports, China Transit Caspian Port, Climate Caused Caspian Water Loss, Climate Change Central Asia Logistics, cobalt, copper, Critical mineral, critical mineral supply chains, Dam Caused Caspian Water Loss, Dam caused draught water loss, energy minerals, Executive order, georgia, georgia Port, Georgia’s Anakalia Deep Sea Port, Kazakhstan, lead, lithium, logistical uncertainty, Logistical Uncertainty across Central Asian Critical Mineral Mining Transit Routes, magnets, middle corridor, mineral container capacity, mineral shipping capacity, nickel, rail gauge, rail standard gauge, rare earth elements, Rare mineral, refining capacity, renewable transition, russia, semiconductor, trump, turkmenistan, uranium, US, zinc|0 Comments

WWF and Seabed Mining

International Seabed Authority US China Race for Rare Earth / Critical Elements The International Sea Bed Authority (ISA) regulates deep seabed mining in areas beyond national jurisdiction for countries that are parties to the Law of the Sea Convention (LOSC). The U.S. is not a party to the LOSC. Under DSHMRA the U.S. may issue

By maritimeanalyst|2026-01-01T16:12:59+00:00July 30th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: China, circular economy, climate chane, conservation, Critical mineral, drones, environment, geospatial mapping, green, international seabed authority, lithium, mining, ocean, ocean pollution, rare earth elements, Rare Earth Minerals, seabed, transition, UN, UNCLOS, US, WWF|0 Comments

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