Washington does not step into a supply chain this aggressively because it likes mining.
It does it when dependence starts to look dangerous.
The U.S. is no longer treating rare earths like a commodity problem. It is treating them like a control problem.

Washington does not step into a supply chain this aggressively because it likes mining.
It does it when dependence starts to look dangerous.

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