
Michigan’s Critical Mineral Potential – Research and Resources
The United States Energy Association (USEA) invites you to a webinar highlighting Michigan’s unique position in advancing U.S. mineral security. This session will showcase the Michigan Geological Survey’s research and leadership in assessing and developing critical mineral resources across the state.
What You’ll Learn:
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Critical minerals overview and their importance to energy and technology supply chains.
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Upper Peninsula resources: copper, nickel, platinum group metals, and rare earth elements.
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Potash deposits in the Lower Peninsula, vital for agriculture and industry.
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Additional resources: brines and sedimentary formations offering magnesium, lithium, and other strategic minerals.
Presenters from the Michigan Geological Survey will share insights on resource mapping, critical mineral potential, and the Survey’s essential role in supporting industry, government, and research partners.
Why Attend?
Michigan’s geology and research capacity make it a key contributor to U.S. mineral independence. Join us to learn how the Michigan Geological Survey is driving discovery and assessment of resources critical for clean energy and advanced manufacturing.



