Crissa
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Who's challenging that claim? Lithium isn't that uncommNot sure I agree with the Forbes article. I'd like to see the hard data on tire dust emissions, but they shouldn't single out Tesla, as all tires for all uses, contribute to tire dust
I'd also like to see this data around Minerals used for battery manufacturing. Why would Elon state Lithium is so prevalent and other sources start challenging his claim NOW?
Increased demand and price, can spur higher cost extraction, and that spurs more development of alternate sources - and many of them look to be really cheap.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/search-new-geologic-sources-lithium-could-power-clean-future
-Crissa
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