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The momentum behind America’s manufacturing revival is hitting a serious roadblock. China has just shut off graphite exports, putting electric vehicle (EV) batteries, semiconductors, and aerospace production in jeopardy. This isn’t just a supply chain snag—it’s an industrial crisis with billions of dollars at stake.

China controls over 70% of global synthetic graphite production and nearly 100% of the coated spherical graphite essential for EV batteries. Without it, U.S. giants like Tesla, Ford, and Intel are scrambling for alternatives. Factory expansions are halting, supply chains are in chaos, and the race to secure new sources of graphite is intensifying.

Can the U.S. break free from China’s grip? We’ll uncover America’s desperate push to restart domestic mining operations, from untapped reserves in Ohio and Alaska to high-stakes projects by firms like Graphite One. But will regulatory red tape, environmental concerns, and infrastructure bottlenecks slow these efforts down?

Beyond manufacturing, this crisis is a national security flashpoint. With China tightening control and U.S. industries reeling, Washington faces a brutal choice: Fast-track domestic mining, negotiate new trade deals, or even reconsider tariffs just to keep factories running.

The stakes couldn’t be higher. Stay with us as we dissect the latest developments, expert analysis, and what this graphite squeeze means for the future of American industry.

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