Senators Curtis and Shaheen call for legislative support to strengthen critical minerals supply chains during the Critical Minerals Ministerial.
Quiver AI Summary
Senators Curtis and Shaheen address critical minerals supply chains: U.S. Senators John Curtis and Jeanne Shaheen issued a statement as the U.S. hosts a Critical Minerals Ministerial, urging colleagues to support legislation that promotes collaboration with international partners for secure supply chains of critical minerals. They emphasize the importance of U.S. participation in the Minerals Security Partnership.
Concerns about dependency on China: The Senators highlighted concerns over America's reliance on China for critical minerals, stating, "It is unacceptable for America’s economic well-being and national security to be at the whim of China." They emphasized the need for bipartisan legislation to strengthen partnerships with trusted allies in addressing supply chain challenges.
Legislative goals for national security: Curtis and Shaheen advocate for congressional support to codify U.S. participation in the Minerals Security Partnership, asserting that national security relies on coordinated efforts in the mining and processing of critical minerals. They aim to enhance collaboration with allies to safeguard these strategic resources.
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