The critical minerals sector sits at the intersection of several rapidly evolving areas within national security and energy policy, international trade law, and intellectual property. In recent history, the United States has imported many of these minerals from global trade partners due to a number of economic and cultural factors including: domestic supply limitations, environmental impacts, workforce and demographic shifts, technological constraints, and the existence of cheaper international…
By: Foley Hoag LLP – Energy & Climate Counsel
By: Foley Hoag LLP – Energy & Climate Counsel
