US Mineral Independence: Less Reliance on China for Defense
This act aims to reduce the US military's reliance on critical minerals from China. It means the government will seek to source these minerals from the US or allied countries, potentially impacting supply stability and national security. These actions are intended to ensure the military has access to necessary materials, regardless of global tensions.
Key points
Expand mining and processing of critical minerals in the US and allied countries by 2027.
Require the Department of Defense to procure critical minerals processed in the US or allied countries.
Develop a strategy to transition defense stockpiles away from reliance on minerals from competitor nations by 2027.
Support the development of domestic mineral processing capabilities through investment and changes in acquisition policies.
Status:
Expired
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