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Carbon credits might explain Musk’s lithium push – The Australian Financial Review
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Lithium production in Chile. Shipment to the US burns fossil fuels.
There is a more basic reason for Musk to steer clear of lithium. Reserve estimates understate the huge quantities of this metal. Prices have more than halved since early 2018. Americas…
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