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    43 milioni di tonnellate: la Germania conferma uno dei più grandi giacimenti di litio al mondo in un ex giacimento di gas

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    1. uttercross2 on

      I’m guessing that puts Germany on the US list of countries to take over / intervene?🤔

    3. EveryPen260 on

      wait, will germany actually extract ? you know, think about the enviroment, lets put some trees there and buy it from China instead.

    6. Upstairs-Mall-3695 on

      43 million tons of lithium in Germany. EU’s battery independence just got a massive boost, no more begging China for critical minerals

    8. A_Man_Uses_A_Name on

      This is extremely important as it makes us a little bit less dependent on China for rare earth minerals.

    11. ThierryHD on

      In 3-2-1, environmental rights organizations will arrive; the surrounding towns/cities will go on strike every day to stop the project… This kind of thing always happens in Europe for the rights of ‘everyone under God,’ even though in the long run it would significantly improve dependence on other countries.

    12. _tibpson on

      It is Germany, so the burocracy and the enviromental issues, will keep this lithium from being mined forever.
      You can only mine lithium in third world countries.

    13. SirHighfish on

      Which is of no benefit to Germany. Because before they even begin mining, 45 environmental organizations will file a lawsuit.

    14. ChillDictator on

      Just stupid headlines to farm klicks. Lithium is all about the extracting costs.

    17. ExpertPath on

      Contrary to popular opinion, rare earth minerals aren’t rare – They are just really messy to mine, and process.

      I guess Germany will do exactly nothing with this Lithium, due to environmental concerns, and measures which would make mining this lithium economically unfeasible.

    18. Any-Original-6113 on

      Reports like this pop up all the time: somewhere in Europe, they’ve discovered a huge deposit of gas, oil, or, as is the case now, lithium.

      In reality, it turns out that the deposits aren’t that rich, their extraction is economically unviable, or comes with serious environmental risks.

      So, while I’m happy for the Germans, of course, I suspect this news will soon be forgotten as everyone moves on to the next thing.

    19. H2Nut on

      Sounds like Germany needs freedom and democracy.

      THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

    22. Raphael1987 on

      I mean there is plenty of elements everywhere. What is the issue is our enviromental laws and where we can or are willing to mine. If shit hits the fan we can become UK during indurstrial revolution/Ruhr area.

    25. EatsAlotOfBread on

      US of America: “Hey! That’s our other hemisphere!”

    27. another_space on

      Germany needs some of that juicy freedom from the US! Mertz about to be airlifted.

    28. BeardedManatee on

      OH, wooowwww, look at that did you guys know that, uh, *HAWAII* has *BIG water*!!?

      Wow. So big.

      It would be a shame if the USA took all of that water by anexxing Hawaii… Nah probably scared…

      Keep looking at it. So blue.

    30. Any-Seaworthiness-54 on

      Next article: Trump wants to annex Germany for national security reasons.

    31. M3rdsta on

      Trump: For national security, we need Germany; it’s not just me saying it, other people saying it, very smart, very beautiful people.

      * does weird things with hands

    32. Kriver7524 on

      BREAKING: Donald Trump points at Merz and says he’s a threat to America, he demands Merz to stop the drug trafficking.

    33. SnooPeanuts626 on

      I heard the Germans were engaging in narco-terrorism.

    34. Fluffy-Republic8610 on

      Now Germany will regret sending all that fentanyl to the US.

    36. Dry_Jump_3781 on

      Inb4 Trump needs Germany as 52nd state for national security reasons.

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