Billions of dead lithium-ion batteries, including many from electric vehicles, are accumulating because there is no cost-effective process to revive them.
Startup aims to fast-track lithium battery recycling
Written by techxplore.com
Written by techxplore.com
Billions of dead lithium-ion batteries, including many from electric vehicles, are accumulating because there is no cost-effective process to revive them.
Written by rivercitymalone.com
As I write these words, a cargo ship loaded with Porches, Audis, and Bentleys is adrift and on fire off the Azores—a fire almost certainly caused by one of the cars exploding and going into what’s called thermal runaway.
Written by ABC Australia
Horse owners have launched a $53 million law suit against the pharmaceutical company responsible for developing the Hendra vaccine.
Written by Climate Change Dispatch
‘Fossil fuels’ are out. Coal is no longer king. The Middle East faces an oil crisis. These are typical headlines in the mainstream media.
Written by Mark Crispin Miller
This surge continues to confirm the awful truth that “our free press” keeps struggling to obscure
Written by rumble.com
In September of last year, Attorney Ali Shultz, legal director for America’s Frontline Doctors, joined the Stew Peters Show to raise the alarm about the death care being administered to her father-in-law, for the high crime of refusing to take Remdesivir.
Written by mnwelldir.org
As has been stated before, all medical and non-medical authorities on vaccination agree that vaccines are designed to cause a mild case of the diseases they are supposed to prevent.
Written by livescience.com
During low tide on Scotland’s Isle of Skye, a graduate student hunting for dinosaur bones looked down at the coastal rocks and made the discovery of a lifetime: the remains of the largest pterosaur on record from the Jurassic period.
Written by Saeed A. Qureshi, Ph.D.
Note that the tests currently conducted for establishing the virus or COVID-19 are scientifically invalid.
Written by atlasobscura.com
One hundred and twenty million years ago, there was a crystal-clear lake nestled in what is now northwestern China. Soaring trees hugged the shoreline. The air was filled with prehistoric birdsong.
Written by Paul Joseph Watson
Professor Mark Woolhouse (pictured), who advised the UK government, admits in a new book he got it wrong and that there was never any proper consideration of the devastation caused by lockdowns.
Written by Astronomy magazine
Little bits of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot seem to be flaking off. Is it a sign of the demise of this enigmatic red cloud, or just a consequence of atmospheric chaos we can’t see from above?
Written by Dr Joseph Mercola
After two years of fearmongering, in what is a remarkable Omicron U-turn following almost two years of censorship, the narrative is rapidly crumbling.
Written by townhall.com
The New York Times made an eye-popping admission on Sunday regarding data collected by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) on Covid-19 vaccines.
Written by livescience.com
In 2020, researchers saw for the first time what may be the longest animal ever.
Written by vice.com
Scientists were able to measure time dilation at a distance of just a millimeter, about the width of a pencil tip.