China’s rare earths controls prompt fears of auto shortages and shutdowns
- China has imposed export controls on rare earth minerals, critical for technology production, increasing concerns over potential auto shortages and military supply issues.
- The United States relies on China for 72% of its rare earth metals supply, posing a risk to its military and technological competitiveness.
- Beijing's export restrictions could disrupt production, potentially leading to shortages later this year.
- India is initiating projects to enhance its critical mineral production and diversify supply sources following the implications of China's restrictions.
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Flashback: Thanks to US Policy, CCP Controls Key Resources for US Weapons
The anti-American Chinese Communist Party has a monopoly on rare-earth minerals that are critical to everything from weapons systems to economic production, all thanks to absurd U.S. government policies, warns ThREE Consulting President James Kennedy in this interview on Conversations That Matter with The New American magazine Senior Editor Alex Newman. Kennedy, an internationally recognized expert on the threat, …
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