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Rare Mettle author Ann Bridges writes about China’s influence in Silicon Valley. In Mamula’s view, two provisions of the bill, which he says is “loaded with painful and unnecessary elements,” stand out as particularly harmful. America's New Quest for Mineral independence: new Groundbreaking: America's New Quest for Mineral independence by Mamula, Dr. America’s New Quest for Mineral Independence, co-authored with respected geologist Dr. The US is at risk for disruptions in our supplychain of rareearths. Ned Mamula is an adjunct scholar in geosciences at the Center for the Study of Science, Cato Institute.

His latest case in point: The recently-introduced Hardrock Leasing and Reclamation Act of 2019, H.R. more Get A Copy Kindle Store 9.99 Amazon Stores Kindle Edition, 296 pages Published December 1st 2018 More Details. In spite of the fact that, as he says, mining is “the one economic sector that meets the American appetite for raw materials, gadgets, high-tech equipment, cars, jetliners and “renewable” energy technologies that we take for granted,” the United States has not only failed to use its mineral potential to its defense and economic benefit, but “‘boasts’ a growing list of groups that are openly hostile to extractive industries, especially mining.” Tlchargez le livre Groundbreaking Americas New Quest for Mineral Independence de Ned Mamula en Ebook au format ePub sur Vivlio et retrouvez le sur votre. America’s New Quest for Mineral Independence, co-authored with respected geologist Dr. Groundbreaking describes the all-too-real consequences of misguided policy decisions and environmental alarmism, and recommends 21st-century solutions to sustainable self-reliance by leveraging the weal. In a new piece for The Hill, ARPN expert panel member and author of the recently-released “Groundbreaking! America’s New Quest for Mineral Independence” Ned Mamula laments the United States’ long-standing ignorance and even shunning of “the importance of its mineral wealth.”