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In other parts of China, deadly heat waves are scorching cities, with some rural areas seeing 90 percent of their crops wilted and shriveled.
Green energy is high on President Joe Biden’s campaign agenda, but is the climate-conscious pursuit forcing the U.S. military to rely even more on China’s energy sector?
A new move to counter China’s dominance in critical minerals is coming from the House Select China Committee. Plus, we have more on why American weapons depend on Chinese rare earth elements.
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