$400 million lithium battery plant coming to St. Louis...

[badger2]

I'll be waiting for the EPA to shut it down.

Don't have to wait for EPA to shut down BLM. Each gesture, each breath, brings them closer to shutdown.

 

[badger2]

Yet you can’t rebut.

Why not?

 

[jbrownson0831]

$400 million lithium battery plant is coming to St. Louis

$400 million lithium iron phosphate manufacturing plant is coming to St. Louis

www.kmov.com

First of it's kind in the U.S.

U.S. manufacturing in a dark Red State.

And there was much rejoicing...

Who will fill the jobs? St Louis is a thug city now they dont work.

 

[August West]

$400 million lithium battery plant is coming to St. Louis

$400 million lithium iron phosphate manufacturing plant is coming to St. Louis

www.kmov.com

First of it's kind in the U.S.

U.S. manufacturing in a dark Red State.

And there was much rejoicing...

Lithium is on it`s way out and seaweed will replace it. Researchers in Florida and Texas are making great progress on this.

Batteries: New Sea-Water Based Battery to Replace Lithium

Researchers are developing a sea-water-based battery that's cheaper, safer, & more environmentally friendly than typical Lithium-Ion Batteries.

fintrend.com

Battery made using seaweed still works after charging 1000 times

A battery whose critical components can be harvested from seaweed could one day help replace lithium batteries, which rely on mining rare materials

www.newscientist.com

 

[Harpy Eagle]

$400 million lithium battery plant is coming to St. Louis

$400 million lithium iron phosphate manufacturing plant is coming to St. Louis

www.kmov.com

First of it's kind in the U.S.

U.S. manufacturing in a dark Red State.

And there was much rejoicing...

Coming to a dark red state and a deep blue city.

Seems something go beyond politics.

 

[miketx]

Lithium mined with slave labor? There's something to be proud of...lol

How far did you have devolve to claim the United States will use slave labor?

 

[badger2]

Lithium is on it`s way out and seaweed will replace it. Researchers in Florida and Texas are making great progress on this.

Batteries: New Sea-Water Based Battery to Replace Lithium

Researchers are developing a sea-water-based battery that's cheaper, safer, & more environmentally friendly than typical Lithium-Ion Batteries.

fintrend.com

Battery made using seaweed still works after charging 1000 times

A battery whose critical components can be harvested from seaweed could one day help replace lithium batteries, which rely on mining rare materials

www.newscientist.com

The recycling on the Kodak campus at Rochester can be automated (robotic), and likely should be automated. Hopefully seawater tech replaces lithium. Aptera will still manufacture cars with built-in solar panels.

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

How far did you have devolve to claim the United States will use slave labor?

The United States won't. But, China will. That's where the raw material is coming from.

 

[badger2]

The United States won't. But, China will. That's where the raw material is coming from.

So American should keep what raw materials they have already purchased from communist China and screw them back for their profound overconfidence: lithium recycling.

 

[Stann]

$400 million lithium battery plant is coming to St. Louis

$400 million lithium iron phosphate manufacturing plant is coming to St. Louis

www.kmov.com

First of it's kind in the U.S.

U.S. manufacturing in a dark Red State.

And there was much rejoicing...

Thanks to the Bipartisan infrastructure bill. Here in Nebraska they are opening a rare minerals mine, I'm sure they'll work together.

 

[lennypartiv]

$400 million lithium battery plant coming to St. Louis..​

Maybe St. Louis can put it on the site of the grade school they had to close.

 

[Stann]

Coming to a dark red state and a deep blue city.

Seems something go beyond politics.

The infrastructure Bill had good bipartisan support every state and the district of Columbia as well as the US territories got funding from it.

 

[Stann]

Maybe St. Louis can put it on the site of the grade school they had to close.

That school is in Florissant, a suburb north of St Louis. The new plant is going to be placed in the south St Louis neighborhood of Carondelet.

 

[MarathonMike]

The US produces almost no Lithium (we have ONE mine in Nevada) so it will certainly be imported. And it's also a good bet that the mines we import it from will be controlled by China.

 

[Stann]

The US produces almost no Lithium (we have ONE mine in Nevada) so it will certainly be imported. And it's also a good bet that the mines we import it from will be controlled by China.

Might be cheaper to get it from Latin America for a whole lot closer to or Australia I think you're the number one producer. We already owe China too much, better to spread out the debt.

 

[Stann]

The US produces almost no Lithium (we have ONE mine in Nevada) so it will certainly be imported. And it's also a good bet that the mines we import it from will be controlled by China.

The United States has 8 million tons of lithium. 5th most in the world. We're only mining 1% of it. That could be easily expanded.

 

[MarathonMike]

The United States has 8 million tons of lithium. 5th most in the world. We're only mining 1% of it. That could be easily expanded.

Thanks I didn't know we had stores that large! So will we be processing all of this American Lithium at the new plant?

 

[Stann]

Thanks I didn't know we had stores that large! So will we be processing all of this American Lithium at the new plant?

Chili is another big producer and Australia both are very good allies of ours. This plant is an Israeli corporation. So we'll be a good Western international corporation.

 

[MarathonMike]

Chili is another big producer and Australia both are very good allies of ours. This plant is an Israeli corporation. So we'll be a good Western international corporation.

Yeah I knew about those mines, it will be interesting to see what the plan is for Lithium supply and who controls the mines. As you know I'm sure, China controls the majority of the world's Lithium mines.

 

[Stann]

Yeah I knew about those mines, it will be interesting to see what the plan is for Lithium supply and who controls the mines. As you know I'm sure, China controls the majority of the world's Lithium mines.

I had to look that up. A very good strategic move on their part China controls 65% of the world's lithium that means there's 35% and we can utilize that they don't have control over.