Slab City reaches its boiling point
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Slab City reaches its boiling point
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#2If it doesn’t load for you either: https://web.archive.org/web/20220813225258/https://bluedotli...
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#3Seems to be hugged to death. Archive link: https://archive.ph/TVNNY
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#4On mobile, won't let me view till i put my email in a popover
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#5On mobile, won't let me view till i put my email in a popover
I read the whole thing two sentences at a time in the tiny space under that damned popover.
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#7> The California Energy Commission estimates the sea [Salton Sea] might produce 600k metric tons of lithium carbonate per year.
> The land under the lake is a patchwork of ownership spread across three primary entities: the federal government – mostly the Bureau of Reclamation and the Bureau of Land Management, the Imperial Irrigation District (IID), and the Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians.
Should be interesting over the next 10-20 years as battery production increases and efforts are made to secure reliable sources of lithium.
Hopefully, this results in an actual remediation of one of California's worst environmental disasters and not a repeat of the environmental problems caused by uranium mining on Navajo land in northeast AZ and northwest NM during the Cold War.
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No one in San Francisco calls it "San Fran" - it's "the City"
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#10On mobile, won't let me view till i put my email in a popover
FYI, any email-ish looking value works. E.g.: afdasdf@gfgs.com