This article came up on my twitter feed this morning and thought it was worth a share. Not sure this is ton of info that is not already known but does touch on why IBG may have a strong case for Section 402.
“For zinc, global mine and smelter production concentration has increased notably during the past few decades,” the USGS said, adding that “this change has been driven mainly by increased production in China”.Part of the thinking behind the latest critical minerals list is moving the analysis beyond simple import dependency to encompass broader global supply trends.The more supply is concentrated in one country, the higher the potential risk factor, particularly if that country is designated a mineral competitor, as is the case with China."
US adds nickel, zinc to critical minerals list - MINING.COM
This article came up on my twitter feed this morning and thought...
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