Jiang claims China used rare-earth mineral production as a strategic lever against the United States, especially in EV, solar, and semiconductor chains.
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Rare Earths
Jiang claims China used rare-earth mineral production as a strategic lever against the United States, especially in EV, solar, and semiconductor chains.
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"...china has essentially a monopoly over lithium cobalt graphite and other rare earths that the ev industry the solar industry the semiconductor industry are..."
"...united states the first mechanism is by restricting the supply of rare earth minerals to the united states because as you can see from..."
"Here's what we need from you. You know, how about some rare earth minerals? And then maybe China would say like, well, all right...."
"...imagine maybe Congo, where they're using child slaves to dig for rare earths. Okay? It's a margin empire where war is a very common..."
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