Why Critical Raw Materials matter
The responsible sourcing of Critical Raw Materials (CRM) will determine the success of the EU's green and digital transitions. Making sure they are available for all sectors, from transport to technology, must remain a top priority for the EU and the US – which is why it's encouraging news that the two sides recently announced a new dialogue to strengthen and secure transatlantic CRM supply chains. But why are these materials so critical and how can policymakers ensure that industry has access to the responsibly-sourced CRMs it needs? Read our latest blog to find out.
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