An almost inexhaustible reserve of lithium discovered in Canada
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AI-powered satellites point to a massive lithium resource at a Canadian project
Satellite-linked AI analysis suggests Quebec’s Cisco lithium project could contain about 329 million metric tons of ore, helping guide new drill targets within days.
Earth.com (www.earth.com)
Now do silver
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So extract all the value and give it to rich ppl while leaving everyone else to clean up the mess left behind?
This isn’t gold. The value comes from the extraction part. That’s the really expensive and dirty part. It’s like salt in the ocean: insanely abundant but prohibitively expensive to extract.
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AI-powered satellites point to a massive lithium resource at a Canadian project
Satellite-linked AI analysis suggests Quebec’s Cisco lithium project could contain about 329 million metric tons of ore, helping guide new drill targets within days.
Earth.com (www.earth.com)
what a godawful website
thanks for the blocklist addition

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AI-powered satellites point to a massive lithium resource at a Canadian project
Satellite-linked AI analysis suggests Quebec’s Cisco lithium project could contain about 329 million metric tons of ore, helping guide new drill targets within days.
Earth.com (www.earth.com)
And we’ll just keep shipping it out of the country for pennies for other countries to make value added products.
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what a godawful website
thanks for the blocklist addition

Why not just do uBlock instead of individual blocklists?
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what a godawful website
thanks for the blocklist addition

Not backing up the site, but are you running an Adblock? I had no ads when I opened it.
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what a godawful website
thanks for the blocklist addition

Looks fine on my browser
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The US is run by a pedophile ring, so other countries being run by drug cartels isn’t that insane. Big Maple is everywhere.
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Finally, good news for people with bipolar!
Hooray!.. Fuck!
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Don’t tell trump
He’s already sniffin’. He can smell it with his greed.
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We know and that’s why we’re getting a citizen army of 300,000 and we’ll party like it’s 1812 part two electric boogaloo.
And throw
teacoffee barrels into the sea. That’ll show them! -
It’s one of the most abundant elements out there
I mean, it’s not. Either in the crust or the universe - stellar nucleosynthesis skips straight to carbon.
Your point still stands, though, since abundance is only one of the factors that goes into how easy something is to recover.
It’s 31st in the crust, there’s more than Lead.
Then it’s all over the world in other areas in higher concentrations like in brines (the easiest way for us to get it) or clays, and there’s over 200 billion tons of it in the ocean. Granted the ocean stuff would take some figuring out how to get, but it’s a ridiculous amount.
Whenever we go looking for it, we keep finding vast reserves of it.
Such as this just this month: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/1-5-trillion-lithium-deposit-114805186.html?guccounter=1
Edit: for the sea water stuff, capturing it as a side product of desalination or a next step in desalination might be a starting way to begin extracting it without massively increasing costs as some of the costs will already be part of desalination, which could help bring desalination costs down via another revenue stream.
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Why not just do uBlock instead of individual blocklists?
I also don’t want to even go to sites that disrespect their users like this
I don’t want to give them any traffic at all
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Looks fine on my browser
yeah it looks fine once I turned ad blocking back on
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Not backing up the site, but are you running an Adblock? I had no ads when I opened it.
I still had ad block off when I opened it initially
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And we’ll just keep shipping it out of the country for pennies for other countries to make value added products.
You want some of the impacts of making those value added products in your back yard?
A key reason why Canada ships its oil, lumber, and minerals elsewhere for processing is because there is a human cost to processing these things that moat people don’t want to pay.
Also, where clean processing is possible it makes processed materials cost-prohibitive when you can just buy the stuff from jurisdictions where health and environmental laws are lax or non-existent and you can process however you like.
Well, tax the dirty processors and eliminate them from the supply chain, you might suggest! That’s not easier either, see eliminating forced labour from the supply chain as an example.
I’m not saying nothing should or could be done about Canada’s extraction-only economy, just that it isn’t as easy it may appear at first glance.
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AI-powered satellites point to a massive lithium resource at a Canadian project
Satellite-linked AI analysis suggests Quebec’s Cisco lithium project could contain about 329 million metric tons of ore, helping guide new drill targets within days.
Earth.com (www.earth.com)
People of canada should get dividents from profit
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You want some of the impacts of making those value added products in your back yard?
A key reason why Canada ships its oil, lumber, and minerals elsewhere for processing is because there is a human cost to processing these things that moat people don’t want to pay.
Also, where clean processing is possible it makes processed materials cost-prohibitive when you can just buy the stuff from jurisdictions where health and environmental laws are lax or non-existent and you can process however you like.
Well, tax the dirty processors and eliminate them from the supply chain, you might suggest! That’s not easier either, see eliminating forced labour from the supply chain as an example.
I’m not saying nothing should or could be done about Canada’s extraction-only economy, just that it isn’t as easy it may appear at first glance.
The problem is greed, ad infinitum.
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I still had ad block off when I opened it initially
Weird. I have uBlock and it was fine.
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This isn’t gold. The value comes from the extraction part. That’s the really expensive and dirty part. It’s like salt in the ocean: insanely abundant but prohibitively expensive to extract.
The value comes from the material extracted being sold for profit in some way.