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US Minerals Net Import Reliance in 2020

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A map of the world that shows which countries the United States relied on for mineral imports in 2020.
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The United States continues to rely on foreign sources for some raw and processed mineral materials, including some critical minerals. This map shows the countries that supply mineral commodities for which the United States was more than 50% net import reliant in 2020. 

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