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“Amendment SA 3712 agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote.”
This amendment allows the Department of the Interior to partner with other organizations or countries to study and map where critical minerals and rare earth elements are located. These materials are essential for high-tech electronics and defense equipment, and this plan aims to improve the government's data on where to find them.
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“Amendment SA 3712 agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote.”
This amendment allows the Department of the Interior to partner with other organizations or countries to study and map where critical minerals and rare earth elements are located. These materials are essential for high-tech electronics and defense equipment, and this plan aims to improve the government's data on where to find them.
Identifying domestic and global sources of critical minerals is a priority for national security, as these materials are necessary for manufacturing advanced military hardware and modern consumer technology. This amendment makes it easier for the government to share technical data and expertise with partners.
This primarily affects federal scientists at the Department of the Interior and researchers or international partners who work on mineral mapping and resource management.