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Apr 2024
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US Energy: The Minerals and Materials at...

MORGAN STANLEY
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With global temperatures rising and an increasing urgency to speed progress on the energy transition, our Head of Sustainability Equity Research examines the key materials needed—and the risks of disruption from U.S.-China trade tensions. 
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