Explore how U.S. mineral policy is reshaping global supply chains.
This comprehensive country report provides a deep dive into the regulatory, economic, and strategic frameworks that underpin the United States’ approach to critical mineral security. With global demand for rare earths, lithium, cobalt, and other vital inputs rising rapidly, the U.S. is reorienting its domestic mining policy and investment ecosystem to reduce import dependence, promote supply chain resilience, and support its energy transition goals.

Drawing on legal sources, policy analysis, and market data, this report is ideal for:

• Institutional investors evaluating U.S. mining exposure
• Policymakers benchmarking international best practices
• Analysts tracking the geopolitics of critical minerals
• Companies seeking opportunities in extraction, processing, and recycling

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Within USA, Alaska shows a high density of critical minerals, especially in cobalt, rare-earth elements, and antimony, indicating its significant potential for resource extraction in remote areas. The western states—particularly Nevada, Utah, and Colorado—also exhibit diverse mineral concentrations, reflecting both geological richness and current or prospective mining activities.

In the eastern United States, clusters are primarily focused in Appalachian and Northeastern states, with notable distributions of minerals like manganese and graphite, essential for battery production and steel manufacturing.