Kamala Harris' National Minerals Reserve

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Why Kamala Harris says we need a national reserve for critical minerals

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Kamala Harris has proposed establishment of a "national reserve" of critical minerals such as cobalt, lithium, and nickel.

This is part of a larger reindustrialization strategy from the Democratic nominee that embraces a Joe Biden-led effort to reimagine the US government's relationship with manufacturers.

It's a vision that could take a radically different turn if Donald Trump wins in November .

"Projects take too long to go from concept to reality," she said in her speech, adding, "I will tell you this: China is not moving slowly and we can't afford to either." Ben Werschkul is Washington correspondent for Yahoo Finance ..

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