Industry committee  I've written many times and advocated both before Canadian organizations and U.S. Congress for a better integration of the Canadian and U.S. energy supply chains. This is a magnificent continent with incredible resources. We have the capacity to do environmentally sensible mini

Industry committee  Let's use copper as an easy mineral example. The world's demand for copper under the clean energy plans will go up several hundred percent. The world's current mining capacity and plans for mines are declining over the next two decades. Nobody is planning to expand capacity or

Industry committee  I think the short answer is no; the figures are not attainable. This is what the IEA report makes clear, and there are really two separate but closely related issues: the implications of that magnitude of new mineral demand, environmentally and geopolitically; but also separately

Industry committee  Good morning. Thank you for the opportunity to testify before this committee. I'm a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, where I focus on science, technology and energy issues. I am also a faculty fellow at the McCormick School of Engineering at Northwestern University in