Guess where one of the worlds largest lithium deposits is?

If you guessed Ashville North Carolina you would be correct. Since Katrina everytime there is a major weather event I start searching for information about that location. If it's a chemical disaster I do the same thing. So this is my discovery.

TextThe Kings Mountain site has one of the world’s richest lithium depositions, representing an essential part of the global clean energy transformation.

albemarlekingsmountain.com...

I'm still researching this so I'll update as I find out more.

a reply to: Semperveritas

thing is lithium ain't clean, nor is any battery type for that matter, some are better than others but they all create hazardous waste. Hydrogen is the answer.

a reply to: Semperveritas

I would have thought Lithuania. Go figure.

a reply to: Semperveritas

Isn't this interesting?

By Lowell Rose
Published: Sep. 14, 2023 at 4:56 PM
CDT

Text“What you have here is one of, if not the only source of hard rock lithium in the United States,” said Palenick.

According to Albemarle Corporation, the lithium deposits would initially support the manufacturing of 1.2 million electric vehicles each year.

www.wbtv.com...

Hmmm. How convenient

Imigine that Blackrock!

TextOn August 31, 2024, BlackRock Inc. (Trades, Portfolio), a prominent investment management firm, expanded its investment portfolio by acquiring an additional 2,220,059 shares of Albemarle Corp (NYSE:ALB). This transaction increased BlackRock's total holdings in the company to 12,183,614 shares, reflecting a significant commitment to Albemarle, a key player in the lithium and chemicals industry.

originally posted by: Semperveritas
If you guessed Ashville North Carolina you would be correct.

Nope. King's Mountain is near Charlotte NC. Asheville is about two hours away, by car. BTW there is no "Ashville" NC afaik.

a reply to: yeahright
Yes their is a Ashville North Carolina. Here is whats left of it:
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i think you need to specify that there is no Ashville as in the spelling.
Asheville the town in NC
Ashville not a town in NC
the e makes the difference.

a reply to: yeahright

a reply to: Semperveritas

Kamala Harris' medicine cabinet?

originally posted by: coldisbest118
i think you need to specify that there is no Ashville as in the spelling.
Asheville the town in NC
Ashville not a town in NC
the e makes the difference.

a reply to: yeahright

Yes I misspelled Asheville, not Ashville.

a reply to: coldisbest118

I thought I made that clear enough in my post. Apparently not clear enough for some. Which isn't surprising at this point.

Asheville/Ashville not even the main point. King's Mountain is in close proximity to Charlotte, not Ash(e)ville.

Nope but it Should be.

originally posted by: CarlLaFong
a reply to: Semperveritas

Kamala Harris' medicine cabinet?

Looks like Asheville, North Carolina is in some serious need of Democracy...

If you are a small country would you let the rest of
the world know you had a Lot of lithium or Oil?

america would send troops to Help! you.
and the CIA to you know what!

I have a good friend that live in the area, she has a beautiful three-story home facing from one side the mountain range and the other side she has the river, just impressive views, she is lucky that her house seats a bit higher and the river came close but did not flood her home, her two sisters homes in the same area got flooded.

She has been complaining that for a few years now, developers are trying to buy land in the area, the entire community is against letting these outsiders damage the pristine landscape.

The state and local government is all on it, soo she told me the fight is hard when the state is not protecting the community.

there is more lithium in the calif desert then in Asheville, North Carolina. there was a lithium processing unit in trona calif 40 years ago long before it was used in batteries.
desertfog.org...
www.energy.ca.gov...
oilprice.com...#:~:text=World%27s%20Largest%20Li thium%20Reserve%20Discovered%20Beneath%20California%27s%20Salton%20Sea,-By%20Alex%20Kimani&text=The%20Salton%20Sea%20lithium%20deposit,over%20375%20mi llion%20EV%20batteries.