Rare Earths

U.S.-China Commission Hearing Discusses China's Rare Earth Policies

By Simon Lester - June 09, 2022

At a U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission hearing today on U.S.-China Competition in Global Supply Chains, there was a discussion of the reasons for China's rise in rare earth element production, as well as the current state of central government involvement in that sector.

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