Strategic Metals .net, a minority voice from the wilderness, speaks to the shortage of stockpiles of strategic metals in the world of today. The supply of silver, zinc, copper and lead —the needed minerals to American manufacturers to support alternative green energy— are at an all time low.

Operating from the field by horse  pack string, helicopters, and a motor home studio office, we understand the consequences of extreme environmentalists going so far that the idea of American “smart” cars are dependent upon the continued goodwill of foreign nations. China has placed strict limits on exporting of rare earths, a much needed element in alternative energy components. Find out how we can fix this problem for the US.

If President Obama wants to build solar panels to cut our dependance on Arab oil, well we have to kneel to England for access to supposedly the largest stockpile(?) of silver available.

Since the U.S. Bureau of Mines, vital to the health of American mining, was thrown away by the anti-mining Clinton Administration we have been losing the Nepheline War to Iran, and Russia.

Instead of playing the Industrial Age investment game of “I win, you lose,” this Information Age site has some WWW (win-win-win) suggestions of how America can climb out of the financial failure created by Wall Street.