With the demand for critical minerals set to rise in the coming years, the European Union (EU) is looking to shore up its supply with the help of Africa — in particular, the Democratic Republic of Congo. Per a report from Reuters, the EU is having talks with not only Congo, but other African nations in a move to reach its net-zero goals. Critical minerals, such as lithium, are essential in creating rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions.
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