Yes i was wondering the same thing ha ha.Ooooh! A press release. How exciting.
How will Americans ever keep up?
Charging batteries will never, ever be as convenient, fast, or effective as pumping a tank of gas.Yes i was wondering the same thing ha ha.
If we ever get these batteries actually going it would be nice though.
Yes charging is not as fast, but there was also talk of swapping out battery packs to make a "fill up" faster.Charging batteries will never, ever be as convenient, fast, or effective as pumping a tank of gas.
I will not be convinced otherwise until Mr. Musk launches an electric rocket.
Yup. Only ever 5 years away. Just like fusion.Yes charging is not as fast, but there was also talk of swapping out battery packs to make a "fill up" faster.
But still, seems like all car manufacturers are going EV now, so better battery technology is on the horizon.
I will bet you my life savings that fossil fuels are here to stay for the rest of our lifetimes and beyond, *excepting* a wholesale conversion to nuclear power world-wide -- and even then I have serious doubts.Fossil fuels may be phased out in the same time frame, although probably not. Eventually they will be gone.
I have learned to laugh at those who hate prosperity.That is the past. We had better learn how to do things differently in the future. The current fossil fuel usage is unsustainable not because we don't have the fuels but because we must learn to do it a different way.
Sure. Mass death-by-starvation and exposure is preferable.I wouldn't call the expected rise temperature causing weather extremes and expected sea water levels rise prosperity. Though I would love to be proved wrong.
Fortunately they won’t be doing that much longer so it seems. The US has the largest lithium deposit found so far and will be producing from it soon. The factory on the Salton Sea is under construction.
There is no way the environmentalists will allow mining in the US in the quantities required for an "all electric" future.Fortunately they won’t be doing that much longer so it seems. The US has the largest lithium deposit found so far and will be producing from it soon. The factory on the Salton Sea is under construction.
+1There is no way the environmentalists will allow mining in the US in the quantities required for an "all electric" future.
I also laugh at such naivety.
An Australian company is calling it quits on a lithium project in southeast Oregon’s Alvord Desert.
The Reedy Lagoon Corporation, a mineral explorer based outside Melbourne, announced Friday that it would stop work on its project near the town of Fields, Oregon, after finding out the land was off limits to new mining.
It’s the second lithium project to flop in Harney County this summer as companies look to cash in on the United States’ hunger for the mineral known as “white gold.” Lithium is the main ingredient in batteries for electric vehicles, consumer electronics and energy storage.
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