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Bombas says they also offer those white tees, those waterproof slides and those sweat wicking mudans. Nisha Chichal is our colleague here at Vox and she's tried Bombas herself.

Bombas says they also offer those white tees, those waterproof slides and those sweat wicking mudans. Nisha Chichal is our colleague here at Vox and she's tried Bombas herself.

Bombas says they also offer those white tees, those waterproof slides and those sweat wicking mudans. Nisha Chichal is our colleague here at Vox and she's tried Bombas herself.

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Bombas also wants you to know about their mission, which is for every comfy pair you purchase, they say they donate another comfy pair to someone facing homelessness. You can head over to Bombas.com slash explained and use code explained for 20% off your first purchase. That's B-O-M-B-A-S.com slash explained. Code explained at checkout. Bombas.com slash explained and use the code explained.

Bombas also wants you to know about their mission, which is for every comfy pair you purchase, they say they donate another comfy pair to someone facing homelessness. You can head over to Bombas.com slash explained and use code explained for 20% off your first purchase. That's B-O-M-B-A-S.com slash explained. Code explained at checkout. Bombas.com slash explained and use the code explained.

Umair Irfan covers the environment and energy at Fox, and he's been looking beyond the geopolitical dealmaking at some of the lesser explored areas where critical minerals can be found.

Umair Irfan covers the environment and energy at Fox, and he's been looking beyond the geopolitical dealmaking at some of the lesser explored areas where critical minerals can be found.

Umair Irfan covers the environment and energy at Fox, and he's been looking beyond the geopolitical dealmaking at some of the lesser explored areas where critical minerals can be found.

Okay, so if the ocean is slow going in terms of the legal and environmental implications, where else are people looking?

Okay, so if the ocean is slow going in terms of the legal and environmental implications, where else are people looking?

Okay, so if the ocean is slow going in terms of the legal and environmental implications, where else are people looking?

How realistic is it? Because I hear asteroid mining and I wonder... What exactly are people thinking when they say it, and how would it work?

How realistic is it? Because I hear asteroid mining and I wonder... What exactly are people thinking when they say it, and how would it work?

How realistic is it? Because I hear asteroid mining and I wonder... What exactly are people thinking when they say it, and how would it work?

Is there anyone saying we could figure out a way to manufacture critical minerals or to develop other technologies so that we need less of them? Like how much of this is trying to get around the problem of critical minerals?

Is there anyone saying we could figure out a way to manufacture critical minerals or to develop other technologies so that we need less of them? Like how much of this is trying to get around the problem of critical minerals?

Is there anyone saying we could figure out a way to manufacture critical minerals or to develop other technologies so that we need less of them? Like how much of this is trying to get around the problem of critical minerals?

You cover energy and the environment for Vox, and I want to ask you, as we've asked other people throughout the course of our two-part series, why do you think it's so important that we get the critical minerals race right?

You cover energy and the environment for Vox, and I want to ask you, as we've asked other people throughout the course of our two-part series, why do you think it's so important that we get the critical minerals race right?