Are We Subsidizing Our Own Tariffs? Rethinking the Rare Earth Revival

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Before committing public money, the government should determine whether the process works on representative feedstock, whether it works repeatedly, and whether it can operate at the proposed throughput. It should establish what product will be delivered, which customer needs it, and what qualification remains. Announced capacity is not qualified production. A successful laboratory sample is not evidence of continuous commercial operation. The post Are We Subsidizing Our Own Tariffs? Rethinking the Rare Earth Revival appeared first on InvestorNews.

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