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Materials matter: Managing critical commodities for the next-generation energy economy

Why it’s here: An Atlantic Council issue brief on industrial materials (copper, steel, plastics) for the energy buildout and the industrial policy response it calls for, which bears on energy policy and critical-materials debates in DC, though it is a think-tank analysis rather than a direct federal action.

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Materials matter: Managing critical commodities for the next-generation energy economy — The Wave