Copper and Lithium: How Chile Is Contributing to the Energy Transition
With its significant reserves of critical metals and other geographic advantages, Chile is well positioned to help enable…
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Poland-Czechia Mining Dispute Highlights Clash of Local Interests, Global Climate Goals
A bitter dispute about one of Poland's largest lignite mines — the source of electricity for millions, jobs for thousands…
September 13, 2021 
A Political Earthquake in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta
Argentina's September primaries thwarted the plans of MPN party leaders in Neuquén province, home to the Vaca Muerta shale…
September 13, 2021 
Webinar — The Improvised War: Former President Felipe Calderón and Mexico’s War on Drugs September 9, 2021
At this webinar, Center for the United States and Mexico experts Tony Payan and Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, co-authors of the…
More Transitions, Less Risk: How Renewable Energy Reduces Risks from Mining, Trade and Political Dependence
An emerging perspective in U.S. public discourse claims that a buildout of renewable electricity would exacerbate supply…
September 9, 2021 
Do Private Equity Firms Target Struggling Hospitals for Acquisition?
On what basis are a growing number of private equity firms acquiring hospitals? The authors of a study investigating the…
September 3, 2021 
Cracking Down on Underreported Crypto Taxes
The federal government aims to narrow the $1 trillion gap between cryptocurrency taxes owed and those actually paid. Read…
September 2, 2021 
Why OPEC Won’t Heed Biden’s Calls For More Supply
The Biden administration claims the oil market is undersupplied. OPEC, market watchers, and even Biden’s own Energy…
September 1, 2021 
China’s Climate Cooperation Smokescreen: A Roadmap for Seeing Through the Trap and Countering With Competition
"China talks green but runs on coal," write the authors, who suggest leveraging the threat of carbon taxation to incentivize…
August 31, 2021 
Roundtable Dialogue: A Conversation on Afghanistan August 30, 2021
The Taliban victory in Afghanistan raises profound questions about U.S. foreign policy. Some of those questions are…