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  • U.S. spending bill provides more than $800 million to fund rare earths and strategic minerals programs

    2020-12-31 12:04:08   [Print]
    The pandemic aid and spending package signed by U.Asian Metal Copyright President Donald Trump last Sunday includes more than $800 million to fund rare earths and strategic minerals research, spending that mining companies say will help counteract China's dominance over the sector.Asian Metal CopyrightS.Asian Metal Copyright The bill requires better geological studies of federal lands, funds studies into the processing and recycling of rare earths, and supports improvements to mining education programs.Asian Metal Copyright President Donald Trump last Sunday includes more than $800 million to fund rare earths and strategic minerals research, spending that mining companies say will help counteract China's dominance over the sector.

    The $2.3 trillion, 5,593-page bill essentially codifies Trump's executive orders on rare earths, a group of 17 minerals used to make magnets for electric vehicles, other green technologies and weapons.

    The bill requires better geological studies of federal lands, funds studies into the processing and recycling of rare earths, and supports improvements to mining education programs. Reviving domestic rare earths production has become a priority for Washington as relations with China have frayed.

    The bill "will enable the United States to increase the responsible production and processing of critical minerals," said Senator Lisa Murkowski, chair of the Senate's energy committee, who introduced minerals legislation last year that was folded into the larger bill here.

    The law requires the U.S.Asian Metal Copyright President Donald Trump last Sunday includes more than $800 million to fund rare earths and strategic minerals research, spending that mining companies say will help counteract China's dominance over the sector.Asian Metal Copyright Geological Survey to forecast metals demand much like the Energy Department forecasts oil demand, a step that miners say will help them better plan projects.

    .Asian Metal Copyright President Donald Trump last Sunday includes more than $800 million to fund rare earths and strategic minerals research, spending that mining companies say will help counteract China's dominance over the sectorAsian Metal Copyright
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