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U.S. Rare Earth Recycling Hubs: The Emergence of  Regional Ecosystems for Critical Minerals Recycling

U.S. Rare Earth Recycling Hubs: The Emergence of  Regional Ecosystems for Critical Minerals Recycling

by Miho Cuffee | Jul 2, 2026 | Insight

As the United States seeks to reduce its dependence on foreign critical minerals, rare earth recycling is emerging as a strategic pillar of supply chain resilience rather than simply an environmental initiative. Washington CORE’s latest report explores how...
Sustainability By Another Name: How Resilience Became  the New Language of Climate Action in the U.S. Defense Sector

Sustainability By Another Name: How Resilience Became  the New Language of Climate Action in the U.S. Defense Sector

by Miho Cuffee | Jul 1, 2026 | Insight

For much of the past decade, sustainability and climate resilience became increasingly integrated into U.S. defense policy as military leaders sought to reduce operational risks posed by extreme weather, energy disruptions, and aging infrastructure. With the return of...
Children Are Not a Monolith: The U.S. Debate on Online Safety

Children Are Not a Monolith: The U.S. Debate on Online Safety

by Miho Cuffee | Jun 25, 2026 | Insight

As governments around the world grapple with how to protect children online, debates over social media regulation, age verification, and platform accountability are becoming increasingly prominent. In the United States, the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) has emerged as...
At the Foot of the Rockies, A New Approach to AI Policy Takes Shape

At the Foot of the Rockies, A New Approach to AI Policy Takes Shape

by Miho Cuffee | Jun 17, 2026 | Insight

Artificial intelligence has become one of the most debated policy issues in the United States, with governments struggling to balance innovation, consumer protection, and economic competitiveness. While some states have pursued stricter regulations and others have...
The Rise of Silicon Slopes: Utah’s Emerging Tech Ecosystem

The Rise of Silicon Slopes: Utah’s Emerging Tech Ecosystem

by Miho Cuffee | May 13, 2026 | Insight

Utah is rapidly emerging as one of the United States’ most dynamic technology hubs, joining California and Texas in shaping the next generation of innovation ecosystems. Anchored by the growing “Silicon Slopes” corridor, the state is attracting startups, major...
Robots with a Heart: Avatar Robots Create Connections for the Homebound

Robots with a Heart: Avatar Robots Create Connections for the Homebound

by Miho Cuffee | May 13, 2026 | Insight

As AI and robotics continue to reshape society, Japan is exploring a distinctly human-centered approach to technology. Rather than replacing people, avatar robots are being used to foster connection, purpose, and inclusion for individuals who are homebound due to...
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  • U.S. Rare Earth Recycling Hubs: The Emergence of  Regional Ecosystems for Critical Minerals Recycling
  • Sustainability By Another Name: How Resilience Became  the New Language of Climate Action in the U.S. Defense Sector
  • Children Are Not a Monolith: The U.S. Debate on Online Safety
  • At the Foot of the Rockies, A New Approach to AI Policy Takes Shape
  • Andrew Zack of FOSI on the Future of Online Safety Policy

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