For Europe to remain economically successful and globally competitive, while becoming increasingly resilient to external geopolitical factors, it must stimulate a responsible raw materials sector by establishing sustainable, competitive value chains of raw materials and advanced materials and building up robust secondary raw materials capacities through recycling for the circular economy.
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Op-Ed: The European way out – securing raw materials for European industry

Enhance your understanding in SLO – the critical issue for responsible mining
Apply for the new EIT RawMaterials course, Social License to Operate (SLO) in the Raw Materials Sector: Multi-Stakeholders’ Perspectives and European Approach. SLO is a critically important issue for a responsible mining industry. The deadline is 28 November 2022.
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EIT RawMaterials nominee wins prestigious pan-European award
EIT RawMaterials nominee, Anna Vanderbruggen, wins EIT Change Award for Graphite Recycling Solution.
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Op-Ed: EU Green Deal cannot deliver without a strong raw materials industry
Bernd Schäfer, CEO of EIT RawMaterials and spearheading the European Raw Materials Alliance, highlights the need for an overarching strategy and urgent action to secure the future of Europe’s strategic raw materials sector and ensure it can deliver on the green and digital twin transition.
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The Faster The World Decarbonises, The Higher Its Metal Demands
The main message at the RawMaterials Summit 2022 was clear: the acceleration towards clean energy is very fast, it is a very unusual transition needed in such a short period of time and there is no plan B.
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