Gavin Newsom’s touted $500B ‘Saudi Arabia of lithium’ dream stalls in Salton Sea – thanks to red tape
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Gavin Newsom’s touted $500B ‘Saudi Arabia of lithium’ dream stalls in Salton Sea – thanks to red tape An ambitious project to unlock Southern California’s vast lithium resources appears to have stalled, as promises by Gov.
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Gavin Newsom’s touted $500B ‘Saudi Arabia of lithium’ dream stalls in Salton Sea – thanks to red tape An ambitious project to unlock Southern California’s vast lithium resources appears to have stalled, as promises by Gov.
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