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G7 nations announce high-level “action plan” to head off what is perceived as the global “economic threat” posed by volatile critical minerals markets.
The G7 plan has three pillars: internationally-agreed standards of operation, mobilizing sustainable finance, and fast-tracking the development of missing links in critical mineral supply chains.
Plan is a response to the fast-emerging reality that Beijing has gained massive geopolitical leverage in recent decades by assuming control of some 70 per cent of global critical minerals mining and processing.
Critical minerals are at the heart of so many of the technologies we are going to increasingly be relying on: wind turbines, solar panels, batteries and so on.
Canada has large deposits of some 34 of the most sought-after critical minerals.
The Canadian Climate Institute calculated that for Canada to make meaningful inroads into global critical minerals markets, at least $30 billion would need to be invested in the country’s mining and mineral processing supply chain over the next 15 years .
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