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While technology companies celebrate record EV sales and renewable energy installations, the largest critical minerals supply crisis in modern history just completed in silence. $8.9 trillion in global manufacturing capacity now depends on mineral processing controlled by a single nation that could terminate Western industrial production overnight.
No export bans announced. No diplomatic protests. Just systematic control of 87% of rare earth processing, 76% of lithium refining, and 68% of cobalt purification - all under Beijing's direct command.
We examine how Tesla's 1.8 million vehicles annually require 3,960 tons of Chinese-processed neodymium while global non-Chinese capacity totals only 2,400 tons. Why each F-35 fighter jet contains 920 pounds of rare earth materials processed exclusively in Chinese facilities, and how every iPhone depends on 0.034 grams of materials that Beijing controls completely.
This isn't speculation about trade wars. Industrial mathematics show Western electrification and digitization created systematic dependencies that cannot be replaced within strategically relevant timeframes while Chinese processing capacity could be eliminated through policy changes requiring weeks to implement.
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Disclaimer: The voices and imagery used in this content are AI-generated and created solely for educational analysis. All supply chain data referenced is sourced from public industry reports and government assessments.