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September 4, 2018

Here’s how 3D printing could help save us from trade wars

by Sarah Arken

While tariffs and trade wars from the White House may threaten our jobs, peace and prosperity, technology innovations from American business could save us. Just as new technology in energy production and extraction have reduced our dependence on the Middle East, a technology innovation of a very different sort — 3D printing — is already poised to reduce our dependence on Asian factories. Read more at Pioneeringminds.com

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