America's Critical Minerals Problem
The United States faces a significant challenge in reducing its dependence on China for critical rare-earth metals, with processing capacity being the primary obstacle to achieving independence. Critical Metals CEO Tony Sage warns that breaking China's dominance will take several more years, posing geopolitical risks for the nation. Despite concerns about delays, Sage maintains that the company's Greenland project remains on schedule to begin production in 2029.
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America’s Critical Minerals Problem
The United States faces a significant challenge in reducing its dependence on China for critical rare-earth metals, with processing capacity being the primary obstacle to achieving independence. Critical Metals CEO Tony Sage warns that breaking China's dominance will take several more years, posing geopolitical risks for the nation. Despite concerns about delays, Sage maintains that the company's Greenland project remains on schedule to begin production in 2029.
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