Innovative agreement will have union workers processing critical minerals from seafloor nodules for production of electric car batteries
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Building large-scale metals processing infrastructure and mineral supply chains in the United States will enhance national and economic security and help ensure TMCs processing operations create good-paying U.S. jobs.
Key Points:
- Building large-scale metals processing infrastructure and mineral supply chains in the United States will enhance national and economic security and help ensure TMCs processing operations create good-paying U.S. jobs.
- He adds, we have insisted that the transition to electric vehicles must not come at the expense of autoworkers, their families, and communities.
- UAW believes that the transition to EVs demands the creation of a strong US supply chain not only for batteries but also the critical metals which power those batteries.
- TMC cautions readers not to place undue reliance upon any forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date made.