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"The era of debate over China’s intentions has all but ended; Beijing’s moves now figure as the defining challenge of the 21st century."
"Rare earth elements figure in everything from the technology of advanced consumer products to sophisticated weaponry. China already produces twenty-three of the 35 mineral commodities cited by the departments of Defense and of the Interior as “essential for U.S. economic and national security.” "
For Near-Term U.S. Decoupling From China For Rare Earth Elements, Options Are Limited–But They’re Out There - Jim Vinoski
"China has cut off supplies to countries before, and just last year threatened to do so again, in retaliation against the trade war with America."
U.S. Falters in Bid to Replace Chinese Rare Earths - Keith Johnson, Robbie Gramer
"Despite new legislation, Washington won’t be delivering critical minerals needed for defense, high tech, and energy."
Pentagon proposes US ending dependence on China for rare earth minerals - Kyle Perisic
"The Pentagon wants the United States to end its reliance on China for rare earth minerals, recently proposing legislation to Congress that would allow the government to mine more of those resources itself."
U.S. seeks to revive domestic rare earth industry dominated by China - Jacob Knutson
"Several businesses are attempting to restore the United States' rare earth minerals and metals industry, as the federal government seeks to reduce its dependence on China, the world's leading miner, processor and exporter of the materials."