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Critical Minerals Supply
9 statements about Critical Minerals Supply from 9 members since Jan 3, 2025.
Statements about Critical Minerals Supply, last 12 weeks
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Statements per week mentioning Critical Minerals Supply, all members, split by party. Democrats stacked first, Republicans after, four to a row. Hover a dot for the member and headline; click a dot to search for that headline. Click a week to set the dates below. Aug 17, 2026 – Nov 7, 2026.
Most active on Critical Minerals Supply · Aug 17 – Nov 7
- 1RJuan CiscomaniAZ-061
- 2RAugust PflugerTX-111
- 3RMatt Van EppsTN-071
- 4RRobert J. WittmanVA-011
- 5RCarol D. MillerWV-011
- 6DDebbie DingellMI-061
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PASSED: Rep. Pfluger's Bill to Recover Minerals from Waste Streams
Passed bipartisan bill to recover critical minerals from contaminated sites and waste streams.
“Today, the House took a critical step toward ending our dependence on foreign adversaries for the minerals America counts on. This legislation turns contaminated sites into strategic assets while speeding up the restoration work our communities need.”
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Wittman, Dingell’s Earth Mapping Resources Initiative Reauthorization Act Advances out of Committee
Advanced bipartisan Earth Mapping Resources Initiative Reauthorization Act out of committee.
“America’s national and economic security depends on our ability to develop the critical minerals we have here at home”
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Ciscomani Celebrates $20 Million DOE Investment to Power Arizona’s Mining Comeback
Celebrated $20 million Department of Energy investment in Arizona mining engineering program.
“This investment will strengthen workforce training and advance technologies that improve mining safety and efficiency. We are grateful to the Department of Energy for this award and to Congressman Ciscomani for his continued support of mining education and workforce development.”
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Van Epps and McCollum Introduce Bipartisan Critical Materials Future Act
Introduced bipartisan bill to establish pilot program for domestic critical mineral processing.
“Relying on foreign sources for our critical mineral supply is gambling with both our economic and national security. Today, China leads global processing of key critical minerals, refining more than 90% of graphite and nearly all gallium, which are essential to semiconductors and batteries.”
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Participated in Ways and Means Committee hearing on securing U.S. supply chains for critical minerals in Central Asia and Africa.
“Ambassador Herbst, can you speak plainly on why Jackson-Vanik needs to be lifted for Central Asian nations and what the immediate positive effects could be? Can you also speak to the progress these nations have made that will ensure security of investment in the region?”
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Dingell, Latta Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Reshore American Manufacturing
Introduced bipartisan bill to support domestic biomanufacturing and reduce dependence on China.
“This bipartisan bill will strengthen and create good-paying jobs, as well as reduce our reliance on China. I am proud to support this effort to invest in America's workers and ensure we do not cede our competitive edge to our adversaries.”
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Latta, Dingell Introduce Bipartisan BEDROCK Act to Reshore American Manufacturing
Introduced bipartisan BEDROCK Act to support biomanufacturing and reduce China dependence.
“Northern Ohio knows that manufacturing is the lifeblood of our economy”
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Curtis, Daines Introduce Bill to Strengthen American Critical Mineral Production
Introduced bill to expand tax credits for domestic critical mineral production and processing.
“The United States should not have to depend on foreign adversaries for the minerals that power our economy, support our national defense, and underpin modern technology”
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Smith, Panetta, Reschenthaler Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Boost Critical Mineral Production
Introduced bipartisan bill to expand tax relief for critical mineral production.
“Embracing our nation's full capacity to produce critical minerals at home is essential to growing our economy, strengthening supply chains for key industries, and keeping our homeland secure”
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)) and the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026). Statements are tagged to Critical Minerals Supply by AI reading of the full text. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word.