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Mostly Australian mines. There's no projected shortage that I have ever heard of. There's plenty of Lithium in them there hills.
by standardUser 1y ago
Mostly Australian mines. There's no projected shortage that I have ever heard of. There's plenty of Lithium in them there hills.
- profsummergig 1y ago> There's plenty of Lithium in them there hills. Good to hear! Reason why I thought there was a shortage was because there was a major push to recover Li from old phones a few years back. I have 4-5 old unused phones lying around my house. (Mostly because there's old text messages in them that I'm hoarding.) I presume it's the same for others. And I was wondering whether there's enough Li for new phones.
- bryanlarsen 1y agoThe nickel, cobalt, manganese and copper in old batteries is valuable, not the lithium.
- profsummergig 1y agoInteresting. Thanks!