💨 Abstract
The trade war between the United States and China has intensified over rare earth minerals, with the U.S. seeking alternative sources. These minerals, essential for technologies like smartphones, electric vehicles, and military equipment, are predominantly controlled by China. The U.S. has only one operating mine in California, and it relies on China for processing, especially for heavier rare earths. President Trump has shown interest in securing Greenland and has signed a deal with Ukraine to mitigate this dependency.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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