The Trump government is preparing an executive decree that will allow metal storage from the seabed of the Pacific Ocean to tackle China’s dominance in minerals used to produce batteries, as well as for rare land supply chains. This was reported today by the newspaper The Financial Times, citing sources that have been aware of this issue. According to the FTs, nodules in potato size formed at the bottom of the sea under high pressure for millions of years contain nickel, cobalt, copper and manganese – materials used in batteries, electrical wiring or weapons – as well as traces of rare land. These could be added to the existing federal reserves of crude oil and minerals. Jump on and Grab metals Shares First Thing. Trump Allegedly Seeking to StockPile Ocean Metals United States President Donald Trump is Planning to take executive steps to all the stockpiling of metals extractated from the Pacific Ocean, The Financial Times (FT) […]
Source: News Beast
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