US EditionThink tank: Trump's minerals order could benefit Colorado, Arizona, Wyoming
- President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14241 in March 2024 to boost critical mineral production mainly in Colorado, Arizona, and Wyoming.
- The order aims to increase domestic mining for economic and national security benefits and is supported by a Common Sense Institute report using econometric modeling.
- The report projects that new mining operations could add thousands of jobs and increase GDP by 2040, with Colorado's Uravan Mineral Belt being a key site for uranium and vanadium.
- Dr. Caitlin McKennie noted that Executive Order 14241 serves as a driving force for development, enabling states with abundant mineral resources to support clean energy initiatives while strengthening local economies and workforces.
- Critics argue the order threatens public lands by prioritizing mining over conservation and benefits corporate interests, while proponents expect accelerated mineral independence and wind energy growth.
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Trump’s Minerals Order Could Benefit Colorado, Arizona, Wyoming
By Derek Draplin A recent Trump administration order that seeks to boost critical mineral production could be a boon for Colorado, Arizona and Wyoming, which are home to key critical minerals needed for clean energy technologies, a new report claims. President Donald Trump in March signed Executive Order 14241, citing the economic and national security benefits...
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Think tank: Trump's minerals order could benefit Colorado, Arizona, Wyoming
(The Center Square) – A recent Trump administration order that seeks to boost critical mineral production could be a boon for Colorado, Arizona and Wyoming, which are home to key critical minerals needed for clean energy technologies, a new report…
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