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Does anybody really own the ocean?
Does anybody really own the ocean?
Critical minerals are, in fact, critical. That's become clear throughout the course of this episode. They're critical for national security. They're critical for the economy. They're critical for our climate future. President Trump does seem to be taking this much more seriously, at least publicly, than his predecessors. Is that fair to say?
Critical minerals are, in fact, critical. That's become clear throughout the course of this episode. They're critical for national security. They're critical for the economy. They're critical for our climate future. President Trump does seem to be taking this much more seriously, at least publicly, than his predecessors. Is that fair to say?
Critical minerals are, in fact, critical. That's become clear throughout the course of this episode. They're critical for national security. They're critical for the economy. They're critical for our climate future. President Trump does seem to be taking this much more seriously, at least publicly, than his predecessors. Is that fair to say?
Has he has he seized on something here that maybe the American public was missing?
Has he has he seized on something here that maybe the American public was missing?
Has he has he seized on something here that maybe the American public was missing?
Gracelyn Baskerin directs the Critical Minerals Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Next week, we're going to ask, what does it take to find critical minerals here in the United States? And could we possibly innovate our way out of a tricky situation? Avishai Artsy produced today's show. It was produced in partnership with Vox's Future Perfect team.
Gracelyn Baskerin directs the Critical Minerals Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Next week, we're going to ask, what does it take to find critical minerals here in the United States? And could we possibly innovate our way out of a tricky situation? Avishai Artsy produced today's show. It was produced in partnership with Vox's Future Perfect team.
Gracelyn Baskerin directs the Critical Minerals Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Next week, we're going to ask, what does it take to find critical minerals here in the United States? And could we possibly innovate our way out of a tricky situation? Avishai Artsy produced today's show. It was produced in partnership with Vox's Future Perfect team.
Jolie Myers is our editor. Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd engineered. And Laura Bullard checked the facts. I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.
Jolie Myers is our editor. Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd engineered. And Laura Bullard checked the facts. I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.
Jolie Myers is our editor. Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd engineered. And Laura Bullard checked the facts. I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.
British writer and critic Jude Cook announced last month that he's starting a small independent press that will publish mainly literary fiction and memoirs by young men.
British writer and critic Jude Cook announced last month that he's starting a small independent press that will publish mainly literary fiction and memoirs by young men.
British writer and critic Jude Cook announced last month that he's starting a small independent press that will publish mainly literary fiction and memoirs by young men.
Mr. Cook told The Guardian that literary fiction, this is highbrow stuff, has come to be dominated by women, quote, giving rise to a situation where stories by new male authors are often overlooked with a perception that the male voice is problematic. After that, we reached out to Jude Cook, who told us he'd rather not talk because, quote, the discourse has got slightly out of hand.
Mr. Cook told The Guardian that literary fiction, this is highbrow stuff, has come to be dominated by women, quote, giving rise to a situation where stories by new male authors are often overlooked with a perception that the male voice is problematic. After that, we reached out to Jude Cook, who told us he'd rather not talk because, quote, the discourse has got slightly out of hand.
Mr. Cook told The Guardian that literary fiction, this is highbrow stuff, has come to be dominated by women, quote, giving rise to a situation where stories by new male authors are often overlooked with a perception that the male voice is problematic. After that, we reached out to Jude Cook, who told us he'd rather not talk because, quote, the discourse has got slightly out of hand.