How The Salton Sea Could Solve Battery Mineral Supply Issues

CleanTechnica
By Jennifer SensibaJan 26, 2023, 6:45 pm91 pts
In late summer, it’s not uncommon for a big storm to send a gush of water down an arroyo, a dry streambed that gets cut by monsoon storms in the Southwest. To the farmers who lived in the Imperial Valley of California in 1905, the weird early summer water that came pouring down some of […]

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