Critical Mass: Inside the Coalition Building America’s Circular Supply Chain

It started over drinks, 80s music, and a shared frustration that has probably launched more good organizations than any strategic planning process ever has.

The Geopolitics of Junk

Here is the situation. The United States imports 95% of its critical mineral supply. Lithium, cobalt, rare earth elements, the stuff inside every battery, every semiconductor, every electric motor. We do not make it, we do not mine much of it, and we do not control the supply chain that delivers it. That is not an energy policy problem. That is a national security problem.

How The NOW Generation Crushed a Supply Chain Case Competition

In this new episode of the NOW Generation series on Supply Chain Now, Scott Luton and guest host Deborah Dull welcome Dr. Peter Haug, Sam Nocera, and Joshua Young from Western Washington University to…