There isn’t enough lithium on the planet to replace 2 billion electric vehicles. - The manufacturers know that, governments know that and the WEF knows that. - Unless, we are all dead, by design!

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There isn’t enough lithium on the planet to replace 2 billion electric vehicles. - The manufacturers know that, governments know that and the WEF knows that. - Unless, we are all dead, by design! (insideevs.com)

The world could face lithium shortages by 2025, the International Energy Agency (IEA) says, while Credit Suisse thinks demand could treble between 2020 and 2025, meaning “supply would be stretched”.

https://archive.ph/I2lyx#selection-471.0-471.198

https://archive.ph/OHJou

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[–] • 4 pts

we also dont recycle our batteries in our own countries so if supply chains shut downs a massive environmental calamity will occur

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The impact of lithium mining on the environment, what’s behind clean energy?

https://www.lithiumbatterytech.com/the-impact-of-lithium-mining-on-the-environment/

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