"Lithium-ion batteries have a forever chemical problem" -- just another reason to maybe rethink the Cabal's push to rapidly replace conventional vehicles with EVs, at least until less toxic batteries are available. - The Great Awakening

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"Lithium-ion batteries have a forever chemical problem" -- just another reason to maybe rethink the Cabal's push to rapidly replace conventional vehicles with EVs, at least until less toxic batteries are available. 🤡 CLIMATE CONTROL 🤡

posted 115 days ago by Narg 115 days ago by Narg +196 / -0

https://www.theverge.com/24194493/forever-chemicals-pfas-lithium-ion-ev-rechargeable-batteries

Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries used in everyday gadgets, electric vehicles, and to store renewable energy could be a growing source of the “forever chemicals” that pollute soil and waterways, new research suggests.

“Forever chemicals” encompass thousands of different kinds of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). For decades, they’ve been used to make products more resistant to water, stains, and heat. More recently, a particular subclass of PFAS called bis-perfluoroalkyl sulfonimides (bis-FASIs) has been used as electrolytes and binders in lithium-ion batteries.

Those bis-FASIs are now showing up in soil, sediment, water, and snow surrounding manufacturing facilities, according to research published yesterday in the journal Nature Communications. The study authors also found bis-FASIs in liquids that leached from landfills.

. . . Taken together, it points to lithium-ion batteries as a potential vector for forever chemical pollution from cradle to grave. Without taking action, it’s a problem that could grow as more pieces of our lives become all-electric — from cars to homes and buildings.

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– MCC90 3 points 115 days ago +3 / -0

Less toxic batteries are available. Sodium batteries. After they’re fully depleted, the sodium can be disposed of or recycled without harmful effects on the environment. Why Elon hasn’t implemented this is beyond me. Perhaps the infrastructure to manufacture them isn’t suitable for the demand that lithium supplies already.