Battery plant explosions with toxic fumes in California

[Independent thinker]

Over 200 lithium batter plants operating in caligotnia

And sometimes they catch on fire due to the dangerous chemistry involved

A danger not just in manufacturing but risky technology that remains for the entire life of the battery

The fiery fumes can rocket hundreds of feet in the air and rain toxic heavy metals down on humans for at least 15 miles

This is the unforeseen impact of reckless greenie lib policy

Toxic fumes? You must be mistaken. Clean energy items can't produce toxic fumes polluting the environment, can they?

 

[Mac-7]

Toxic fumes? You must be mistaken. Clean energy items can't produce toxic fumes polluting the environment, can they?

Maybe not in make believe Lib La La Land

But in the real world they do

 

[jknowgood]

Refineries do that too. You take that for granted.

Not nearly as toxic, and the battery fire is near impossible to put out.

 

[initforme]

Well heck peoples health cant stand in the way of $$$$ right?

 

[initforme]

True...the amount of plastics in the oceans is incredible. Time to regulate the industry.

Heavily regulate that is.

 

[Doc7505]

Thats true

But collectively the Lost Secrets of Atlantis, aka green energy, is more deadly, less well understood, and longer lasting

When the oil leak in the Gulf of America took place when obama was president it did a lot of environmental damage to the region

All of which is gone today

But cancer-causing cobalt will remain in California farmland for hundreds of years

And infect people all over America

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Cobalt found in California is natural. It occurs naturally in the earth's crust, including in rocks, soil, and water. While often associated with industrial deposits or byproduct mining, cobalt is a native element found in various regions across the state, with known deposits, alongside other minerals like chromium and manganese.
Cobalt is present in soils, and studies have shown it exists in, for instance, coastal soils, often at concentrations considered native.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

These batteries and rare earth minerals extraction are exponentially worse for the environment, soils ecosystem, atmosphere, rivers, streams, oceans, flora, fauna, etc.

 

[Mac-7]

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Cobalt found in California is natural. It occurs naturally in the earth's crust, including in rocks, soil, and water. While often associated with industrial deposits or byproduct mining, cobalt is a native element found in various regions across the state, with known deposits, alongside other minerals like chromium and manganese.
Cobalt is present in soils, and studies have shown it exists in, for instance, coastal soils, often at concentrations considered native.

Yes, cobalt is a natural element that part of our human chemistry

But concentrations in the soil after lithium batter factory fires 100 to 1,000 times normal

That wont cause you to drop dead but over time its not good for us

I think you didnt watch the video before responding

The first 6-7 minutes cover the cobalt issue and you might learn something

 

[Mac-7]

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Cobalt found in California is natural. It occurs naturally in the earth's crust, including in rocks, soil, and water. While often associated with industrial deposits or byproduct mining, cobalt is a native element found in various regions across the state, with known deposits, alongside other minerals like chromium and manganese.
Cobalt is present in soils, and studies have shown it exists in, for instance, coastal soils, often at concentrations considered native.

Yes, cobalt is a natural element that part of our human chemistry

But concentrations in the soil after lithium batter factory fires 100 to 1,000 times normal

That wont cause anyone to drop dead, but over time its not good for us

I think you didnt watch the video before responding

The first 6-7 minutes cover the cobalt issue and you might learn something

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

True...the amount of plastics in the oceans is incredible. Time to regulate the industry.

The plastic in the ocean comes from places like Europe, China and India, not us!