US EditionThe circular economy as a sovereignty lever for strategic materials in Europe - The European Files
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Europe is going through a crucial period for the future of its technological sovereignty, and today's decisions will have an impact on its ability to remain competitive and independent.
Understanding the European Union's "strategic autonomy" as cutting itself off from the US and building self-sufficiency in all sectors would not only be costly but also extremely difficult in practice. It would mean, among other things, a voluntary delay in accessing key technologies that Europe currently lacks.
The circular economy as a sovereignty lever for strategic materials in Europe - The European Files
The European economy is in need of a boost and the European Commission has promised to focus on European competitiveness during the ongoing legislative term. Nevertheless, it is still unclear how much of this competitiveness is planned to be achieved through circular economy actions. Strategic autonomy is repeatedly used as an argument during political debates, and there is a clear consensus regarding the need to reduce the dependencies on third…
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