This development is a goldmine opportunity to reduce America’s economic and energy dependence on foreign states and to create thousands of clean, good-paying middle-class jobs.
I agree we should have built better transportation infrastructure, but we will not destroy the environment by producing lithium batteries, especially with only two sites that collectively contain at least 200 times the current global use of lithium.
Humanity objectively makes the planet a worse place. Since our first steps, we’ve driven 70% of all species to extinction. Every day we drive 150 more.
If any other organism was this destructive in any environment we would work to eradicate it.
I agree we should have built better transportation infrastructure, but we will not destroy the environment by producing lithium batteries, especially with only two sites that collectively contain at least 200 times the current global use of lithium.
Personally I think it’s too late anyway, so why destroy another habitat?
Environmental nihilism only serves to make the world a worse place.
Humanity objectively makes the planet a worse place. Since our first steps, we’ve driven 70% of all species to extinction. Every day we drive 150 more.
If any other organism was this destructive in any environment we would work to eradicate it.
Human exceptionalism is disgusting.
If it’s too late anyway…
Have you been to Arizona?
300 years of developed sustainable technology go a long way
Guess we’ll see!