Although lithium is plentiful, the problem is ensuring there is enough capacity to process it.
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Trump pulls out of Paris accord - but in many ways, he can't stop progress
- John Beltz Snyder
- Jun 1, 2017
What will this mean for the environment, the auto and oil industries, and the country's place at the global table?
Ford says goodbye to climate-change denying think tank ALEC
- Sebastian Blanco
- Feb 17, 2016
Ford is the latest high-profile company to distance itself from the right-wing think tank ALEC, responsible for a number of corporate-friendly laws.
In Paris, Elon Musk acts the climate change professor
- Sebastian Blanco
- Dec 2, 2015
As part of the in-depth COP21 talks, Tesla CEO Elon Musk speaks at the Sorbonne about climate change and the end of fossil fuels.
UCS: Well-to-wheel, EVs cleaner than pretty much all gas cars
- Sebastian Blanco
- Nov 17, 2015
The Union Of Concerned Scientists takes an updated look at the US electric grid and EV manufacturing to show that EVs are almost always cleaner.
How the Pentagon plans to deal with climate change
- Sebastian Blanco
- Oct 14, 2014
In case the Pentagon didn't make it clear enough that climate change is a real and dangerous thing in its Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) earlier this year, perhaps the new Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap (PDF) will drive the point home. Some of the content is roughly the same, but that title sure makes it sound more desperate.
Bill O'Reilly imploring everyone to get behind Tesla
- Jonathon Ramsey
- Apr 2, 2014
Bill O'Reilly is a fan of Tesla. Calling the California car company "the one concrete thing that all responsible people should be rooting for," the popular Fox Network host is asking everyone to ignore the green lobby, the politics of global warming and dim opinions of alternative energy, declaring, "If Tesla can make a clean car, the entire automotive industry can. Therefore the air would be cleaner everywhere, and our wallets thicker. So let's get on it, people."
Pentagon says climate change is clearly a present danger, again
- Sebastian Blanco
- Mar 18, 2014
Like the Olympics and leap year, the Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) comes at us every four years. A big-picture look by the US military at the threats they see out there, the QDR (PDF) is a broad document, but you can read in it just how big the military thinks its mission is (global dominance, really). As part of that mission, the military tries to find a way to reduce the threats it sees, but what do you do about dirty air that we all create? You can't go and bomb the highways to stop the ca
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