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An Assessment of Remaining Mineral Resources for Mining Extraction in 2025
Abstract The global demand for critical minerals continues to surge, driven primarily by technological advancement, renewable energy development, and electric vehicle production. This paper provides a comprehensive assessment of the remaining mineral resources available for mining extraction as of 2025. It highlights key minerals, regional reserves, current trends, challenges, and future outlooks, emphasizing the environmental, geopolitical, and economic factors influencing mineral extraction worldwide.
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