News
24 January 2020

Diversifying critical minerals supply chain poses long-term challenge for US

In:
Metals and Mining
Region:
Americas, Asia-Pacific

The US still has a long way to go to minimise its dependence on China as it works to diversify its critical minerals supply chain, according to industry observers from the US and Australia. Companies and experts in Australia and the US suggested in recent interviews that the MOU is an early...

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