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Fossil fuel is a non-renewable, finite resource. Li recycling technology has now achieved 99-100% recovery. Neon2 solar panels in Florida, and the lithium in spent batteries should not be given back to the Chinese for any reason.


The evidence says otherwise. Li, for your EV batteries, on the other hand, is a very limited resource. Add to that the samarium, gallium, neodymium and other rare earth elements that are used, and it is quite apparent that fossil fuels are far more plentiful than the materials for the batteries.
 
Fossil fuel is a non-renewable, finite resource. Li recycling technology has now achieved 99-100% recovery. Neon2 solar panels in Florida, and the lithium in spent batteries should not be given back to the Chinese for any reason.


Damn you area fucking idiot. LI doesn't produce energy without being recharged. To recharge a massive amount we need fossil fuels or nuclear. Solar and wind don't do jackshit.

Sure fossil fuels are not renewable but we have enough proven reserves to last for a couple of hundred years and we are fools not to use it.

We need to be working on fussion in the interim but we aren't. The best test bed in the world was the FFTF at Hanford but the stupid anti nukes had it shut down.
 
Damn you area fucking idiot. LI doesn't produce energy without being recharged. To recharge a massive amount we need fossil fuels or nuclear. Solar and wind don't do jackshit.

Sure fossil fuels are not renewable but we have enough proven reserves to last for a couple of hundred years and we are fools not to use it.

We need to be working on fussion in the interim but we aren't. The best test bed in the world was the FFTF at Hanford but the stupid anti nukes had it shut down.
You try to buy time like a drug pimp. Your massive amounts of lithium can be recycled. Your petroleum addiction cannot. 100 years means nothing to what will come to an ultimate decision for your offspring.
 
The evidence says otherwise. Li, for your EV batteries, on the other hand, is a very limited resource. Add to that the samarium, gallium, neodymium and other rare earth elements that are used, and it is quite apparent that fossil fuels are far more plentiful than the materials for the batteries.
Your reasoning is circular. Recycling lithium is also a circularity that trumps your lithium scarcity paranioia.
 
Your reasoning is circular. Recycling lithium is also a circularity that trumps your lithium scarcity paranioia.




Not really. As Li is used, it degrades. Eventually degrading to nothing.
 

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