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Critical Minerals Task Force
About the task force Home to over 30 percent of the world’s known reserves of critical minerals, African countries have a central role to play in the supply chains of essential twenty-first-century industries, particularly electric vehicles, lithium batteries, cellphones, medical scanners, and military hardware.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Illicit mineral supply chains fuel the DRC’s M23 insurgency By Clarkson Kamurai, Brad Handler, and Morgan Bazilian Mercenaries in DRC: “Do not come for adventure here” By Alia Brahimi In a Congolese mining case, Biden can secure a win for US sanctions policy in Africa By Benjamin Mossberg Here’s what a Marshall Plan for the DRC could look like By Jean-Paul Mvogo Engagement Reframed #5: Deploy America’s secret diplomatic superstars By Evan Cooper Make way for Wakanda: The UN Security Council...
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Strategically located at the center of the African continent and endowed with exceptional natural resources, including minerals such as cobalt and copper, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is critical to the future of the continent and the world. However, with security challenges in the eastern DRC and limited wealth generated for its people from its vast resources, it is clear that solutions driving peace and prosperity are needed.
Integrating artisanal mining into the formal economy would benefit African miners and economies alike
Sarah Way As the world pivots toward low-carbon energy, the demand for raw critical minerals—important inputs for innovations such as solar panels and electric vehicles—is continuing to soar. The higher demand for critical minerals is expected to cause a significant expansion in the extraction and production of an array of mineral resources.
New York Yearly Meeting
Anti-racist Practices to Share: Noticing Patterns of Oppression and Faithfulness by Antonia Saxon, with Cai Quirk & Sarah Way Last month, a group of New York Yearly Meeting Friends attended a workshop via Zoom held by the Center for the Study of White American Culture. The workshop, “Transforming White Organizational Culture,” helps organizations which are predominantly White take steps toward confronting racism in their workplaces.
Database of Accountable Evaluations (DAE) System
Type: Library Material Title: Redeployment (DISAPPROVED) Publisher: Penguin ISBN: 9780143126829 Copyright: 2015 Author: Klay, Phil Price: 16.00 Material Attributes: Paperback Fiction Recommendation Status: disapproved Created By: Sarah Way Subject Unit: Fiction(FIC) Grade Level: 11, 12 Appropriate Audience: FCR (Free Choice Reading) Restrictions: Are there any problematic areas that a peer using this material may encounter?Subject matter is adult in content. For adults only.
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