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Amount in the crust is hardly relevant. After all there are trillions of tons of lithium etc. in the Earth's crust. Transition to a "hydrogen economy" would put
by jhp123 4y ago
Amount in the crust is hardly relevant. After all there are trillions of tons of lithium etc. in the Earth's crust. Transition to a "hydrogen economy" would put unprecedented demand on existing sources. It's not realistic.
- _hypx 4y agoHydrogen is also one of the most common elements in the Earth's crust. Hence why it will never run out. It is very relevant.