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US bans exports of various used critical minerals
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The move is part of a broader effort by the US to secure its supply of critical minerals, which are essential for the production of various high-tech products, including electronics and renewable energy technologies. Tungsten, in particular, is a key component in the manufacture of certain types of steel and cutting tools, while 'black mass' is a term used to describe the leftover materials from recycled lithium-ion batteries. The US government's decision to restrict exports of these materials may have significant implications for global supply chains and the development of emerging technologies.
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US bans exports of various used critical minerals
Washington announces year-long ban on overseas sales of scrap tungsten and ‘black mass’
5 Aug, 09:10
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