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The Defense Logistics Agency is backing rare earth metallization technology as China continues to restrict rare earth manufacturing and exports.

6 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 30
Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours
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The Defense Logistics Agency is backing rare earth metallization technology as China continues to restrict rare earth manufacturing and exports.

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AmericanDefense Logistics AgencyBeijing

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  1. OTA funds technology transfer for a rare earth project, with demonstration plant testing informing commercial scale-up.Sub-event
  2. DLA backs rare earth metallization technology amid China's export restrictions and pressure on the Pentagon.1 source

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US defense agencies are seeking to stockpile indium as China, which produces nearly 70% of the world's supply, restricts exports of indium phosphide. All 2 developments

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  • prnewswire.comThe West's Rare Earth Comeback Has Finally Begun
  • oilprice.comChina’s Rare Earth Strategy Is Forcing a U.S. Manufacturing Revolution | OilPrice.com
4 more outlets ran the same wire story