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Interior Department releases final 2025 List of Critical Minerals

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U.S. Geological Survey

OfficialenPublished 7 Nov 2025Accessed 10 Jun 2026

USGS announcement of the final 2025 list (60 minerals; ten added in 2025).

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https://www.usgs.gov/news/science-snippet/interior-department-releases-final-2025-list-critical-minerals

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Policy events

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. Final 2025 List of Critical Minerals

    us-critical-minerals-list-2025

    • Cited policy event

Material profiles

8 distinct published records with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. Antimony

    antimony

    • Material profile source
  2. Gallium

    gallium

    • Material profile source
  3. Germanium

    germanium

    • Material profile source
  4. Graphite

    graphite

    • Material profile source
  5. Neodymium

    neodymium

    • Material profile source
  6. Praseodymium

    praseodymium

    • Material profile source
  7. Rare earth elements (grouped)

    rare-earth-elements

    • Material profile source
  8. Tungsten

    tungsten

    • Material profile source

Actor profiles

1 distinct published record with an explicit reference to this source.

  1. United States

    us

    • Actor profile source

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