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Why America’s brute-force effort on rare earths may not work against China
China spent decades carving out a commanding lead in the rare earth realm. Now the US wants its old piece of the supply chain back – is it still within reach?
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scmp.com
‘It’s all changed’: how the trade war turbocharged an American rare earth mine
USA Rare Earth is receiving a surge in investment as America rushes to reduce its reliance on Chinese rare earth magnets.
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telegraph.co.uk
US defence firms scrambling for rare earth minerals after China blocks exports
Strain on materials exposes how reliant the Unites States is on Chinese exports for its weapons supply chain
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‘Too far ahead’: can the US upskill to compete with China on rare earths?
Multilateral moves to break Chinese dominance of the supply chain are largely diplomatic and many solutions are long-term, analysts say.
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In US-China battle over rare earths, developing nations are the front line
Multilateral moves to break Chinese dominance of the supply chain are largely diplomatic and many solutions are long-term, analysts say.
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Why America’s brute-force effort on rare earths may not work against China
China spent decades carving out a commanding lead in the rare earth realm. Now the US wants its old piece of the supply chain back – is it still within reach?
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For the US, it’s Mountain Pass – or fail – versus China’s rare earth supremacy
China spent decades carving out a commanding lead in the rare earth realm. Now the US wants its old piece of the supply chain back – is it still within reach?
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How China has taken lead in rare earths race
Rare earths are needed for everything from consumer electronics to electric vehicles, wind turbines and fighter jets. In this four-part series, we look at the race for these…
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How China used rare earths to turn on the US chip tap again
Washington tried to slow Chinese AI progress with export bans, a tactic Beijing later employed to regain some ground.
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Could the US and Europe go rare earth-free to escape China’s magnetic pull?
Researchers have been seeking alternative ways to produce the magnets needed to make everything from mobile phones to military equipment.
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‘Reduce reliance’: can US and Europe break free from China’s rare earth grip?
Researchers have been seeking alternative ways to produce the magnets needed to make everything from mobile phones to military equipment.