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Jim Kennedy Department of Defence Blocked Solution to Rare Earth Crisis TEAC6
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Federal Law requires that all U.S. defense systems be built with U.S. or allied components. • The reality is that nearly every defense system in the U.S. arsenal is 100% reliant on China for rare earth materials and components. • Even the small quantity of heavy rare earths mined in United States are shipped to China for processing. • Solution: S. 2006 The National Rare Earth Cooperative Act . Bill S. 2006 was introduced as a stand alone Bill in February 2014. • Jim: On May 19, shortly after a well received bi-cameral Congressional Briefing to Armed Services and Natural Resource staff, we were informed that the DoD had taken direct action to kill this bill. • We are now looking for a champion in Congress who is willing to force the defense industry to comply with the law. • National Rare-Earth Cooperative Act has been re-introduced as H.R. 4883: https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill... • Please contact your representatives and voice your support for this bill. • • The cost of failure: • China's continued rare earth monopoly exiles the U.S. and our economic allies to the technological hinterlands of material science and economic competitiveness. • Technical Note: • Federal Legislation governing Strategic Materials, 10 USC 2533b, does not specify rare earths, but includes metal alloys containing limited amounts of manganese, silicon, copper, or aluminum, chromium, cobalt, columbium, molybdenum, nickel, titanium, tungsten, vanadium, nickel and iron-nickel, cobalt, Titanium and Zirconium alloys. Most of these materials are utilized in rare earth alloys, magnets and components in the defense industry. • Footage captured for Thorium Remix project. http://ThoriumRemix.com/
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