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Critical Minerals, Critical Capacity and Critical Evaluation

ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2023
The battery industry is placed at a critical intersection between the two most extractive and unsustainable industries: mining and energy, where current ‘business as usual’ will lead to catastrophic outcomes for society and life on earth. This gives it a unique opportunity to be an extremely effective disruptive technology, helping end colonial ...
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Critical mineral: Yttrium

2023
Fact sheet covering the potential in Montana for the critical mineral yttrium.
R. Davison, A. Van Rythoven
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Critical mineral: Graphite

2023
Fact sheet covering the potential in Montana for the critical mineral graphite.
R. Davison, A. Van Rythoven
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Minerals go critical

Nature Chemistry, 2011
The spectre of insecure supplies of some mineral raw materials could hinder the development and deployment of new technology. This Commentary discusses and analyses the reasons behind the potential insecurity, how markets are responding, and what roles government should play.
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Critical mineral: Ytterbium

2023
Fact sheet covering the potential in Montana for the critical mineral ytterbium.
R. Davison, A. Van Rythoven
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Critical mineral: Thulium

2023
Fact sheet covering the potential in Montana for the critical mineral thulium.
R. Davison, A. Van Rythoven
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Critical mineral: Germanium

2023
Fact sheet covering the potential in Montana for the critical mineral germanium.
R. Davison, A. Van Rythoven
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Critical Mineral: Erbium

Fact sheet covering the potential in Montana for the critical mineral erbium.
R. Davison, A. Van Rythoven
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Critical mineral: Lutetium

2023
Fact sheet covering the potential in Montana for the critical mineral lutetium.
R. Davison, A. Van Rythoven
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The Critical Minerals Curse

Economic super-powers are racing to control critical minerals in developing economies fueling conflict, environmental damage and poverty. In this paper, we first explore what could well constitute a new "critical minerals curse". We then highlight the dualism of institutions required for developing countries to navigate the phenomenon. Specifically, we
Rabah Arezki, Rick van der Ploeg
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