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Interesting Table

[IvanRo]

Interesting table, not sure about the accuracy but even if it's half right, there will be metals price increases for every metal where we are in deficit.

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[IvanRo]

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[Marine2]

This link worked for me, https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FbL8ApwVEAAFvTh.png:large M2

[CopperAndGold14]

It's difficult to take an information source seriously that claims to cover raw materials needed to phase out fossil fuels, when the list doesn't include neodymium and dysprosium. Anyone seen such a chart with those two as well?

[Oakie1]

Copper, Back when we were talking a lot about molybdenum, I wondered if moly was considered a "critical mineral". I found out with the research I did then, that there is more than one list to describe different functions. The list quoted in the "Interesting Table" above is an offshoot of different people coming up with a list that would include minerals and metals to meet the