Members of the House Select Committee on China unveiled three bipartisan bills last week aimed at reducing US dependence on China for critical minerals. The bills were developed by the panel’s Critical Mineral Policy Working Group, which held its final meeting of the year Wednesday.
The bills, included in a report released by the working group promote international cooperation and workforce reforms, as well as measures which appear designed to render uneconomic Chinese battery and magnet manufacturers in the US.
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