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The new regime would stimulate investment in copper processing, lithium batteries, and advanced manufacturing, with higher tax incentives compared to the RIGI and a focus on industrial value chains. However, it contains a geopolitical aspect that would aim to reduce China’s dominance in the global minerals market. More

The bill creates a legal framework for critical minerals, in a context in which copper, lithium, rare earths, cobalt, nickel, graphite, among other elements, are no longer seen as extractive raw materials, but rather as instruments of high strategic and geopolitical relevance.  More