TREE NEWS update: Brazil’s Congress passed a critical minerals bill granting the government greater power to review mining transactions. Brazil holds the world’s second-largest rare earth reserves after China, along with other key minerals for smartphones, EVs, and military drones. President Lula, who pushed the legislation as part of his sovereignty-focused agenda, argues Brazil should process more minerals domestically to retain value.
Brazil passes critical minerals bill to tighten mining deal review
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