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But that is lakes, not seas. Lakes are extremely small compared to the seas so doesn't hold that much lithium so you can't really scale that up. To get the amou
by Jensson 3y ago
But that is lakes, not seas. Lakes are extremely small compared to the seas so doesn't hold that much lithium so you can't really scale that up. To get the amount you talked about we would need to start pumping water from the depths of the seas, since most of it is there.
- whamlastxmas 3y agoThe red sea alone, which is what they're using, is about 0.1% of the world's water, which is 230 million tons of lithium, which is ten times the reserves we have from land. There's plenty.