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Dipka Bhambhani

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seeker of all things bipartisan, comical, animal protector; @Forbes energy columnist; Fmr speechwriter to @EPA Administrator; Host of We Are The Government

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Trump Secures U.S. Critical Mineral Supply Via Coal

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By Dipka Bhambhani
| Forbes Verified
In June, coal producer Ramaco Resources will open the mother of all mines in Wyoming. But coal isn’t what the company is after. The mine has three of the country’s 50 most sought-after critical minerals—gallium, germanium, and scandium—used in semiconductors, EVs, smartphones, fiber optic cables and warheads, among other things.
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Canada’s Energy Minister Confronts US Tariffs With Critical Minerals

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By Dipka Bhambhani
| Forbes Verified
In the wake of U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada and the possibility of more to come, the Government of Canada is revealing itself as an international energy superpower with enough alliances, resources and leverage to stave off White House threats of more wide-ranging taxes on its products and commodities.
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Climate Advocates, States Agree: Trump Must Fix FEMA

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By Dipka Bhambhani
| Forbes Verified
In his quest to make the U.S. government more efficient and agile, President Trump may eliminate the Federal Emergency Management Agency and channel federal disaster relief to and through individual states. Many stakeholders agreewith President Trump that disaster relief is well, a disaster. But the chief of the National Emergency Management Association, which oversees state emergency response across the entire country, told Forbes that factoring out FEMA is not the answer.
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