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Critical Minerals
As the world seeks to transition to a renewable energy economy and further develop the digital economy, skyrocketing demand for critical minerals is heightening environmental, social, and governance risks at the same time that Russia’s war in Ukraine is straining the global supply of critical minerals. This is a pivotal moment for U.S. foreign and domestic policy on critical minerals and the Wilson Center is leading cross-regional, cross-sectoral stakeholder dialogues to build consensus for policies that advance a more resilient supply chain.
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Critical Minerals Experts
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Duncan Wood
Former Vice President for Strategy & New Initiatives; Senior Advisor to the Mexico Institute
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Lauren Herzer Risi
Program Director, Environmental Change and Security Program
Sharon Burke
Global Fellow;
Founder and President, Ecospherics
Founder and President, Ecospherics
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Christopher Sands
Director, Canada Institute
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Benjamin N. Gedan, PhD
Director, Latin America Program, Wilson Center
Dr. Michael Sfraga
Former Chair & Distinguished Fellow, Polar Institute;
Former Chair, US Arctic Research Commission
Former Chair, US Arctic Research Commission
Andrew I. Rudman
Public Policy Fellow, Former Director, Mexico Institute
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Jennifer L. Turner
Director, China Environment Forum