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Exclusive: European Commission responds to CRMA criticism

The EU's CRMA formalisation was met with mixed reviews

Thierry Breton, European commissioner for Internal market, advocates for the CRMA in 2020. Photo: Thierry Breton / LinkedIn

Thierry Breton, European commissioner for Internal market, advocates for the CRMA in 2020. Photo: Thierry Breton / LinkedIn

Last month, the EU announced that it had finalised the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), with full-fledged adoption estimated for May 2024.  The decision was met with mixed reactions, as leaders such...

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