The USās transition to electric vehicles could require three times as much lithium as is currently produced for the entire global market, causing needless water shortages, Indigenous land grabs, and ecosystem destruction inside and outside its borders, new research finds.
It warns that unless the USās dependence on cars in towns and cities falls drastically, the transition to lithium battery-powered electric vehicles by 2050 will deepen global environmental and social inequalities linked to mining ā and may even jeopardize the 1.5C global heating target.
But ambitious policies investing in mass transit, walkable towns and cities, and robust battery recycling in the US would slash the amount of extra lithium required in 2050 by more than 90%..
If you believe this article for face value then you really don't understand what's going on globally.
Big changes are coming, walking towns, which we had for 100 years, destroyed buy big box stores carrying products made with slave labor in China. If you go outside of your "walkable city" you will be fined an electric surcharge.
10 Chinese police stations in America
More all over the world.
Chinese cameras mounted at the top of cranes in America's ports.
There is so much more
Destroying the land in beautiful places for mining pits and windmills.
Offshore windmills have been in areas where whales are dying in unnormally large numbers and being blamed on getting hit by ships.
So we're being sold that these intelligent animals that work in groups and have sonar are dumb enough to get hit by tankers..
Not buying it.
Final thought, where is all the electricity coming from. No not windmills, no not dams, no not geothermal, natural gas and oil!
By the way, I'm not against electric cars, I'm against the agenda, the lies and the corruption.
Hope you dont get electrocuted during rainy season driving through a puddle