• Showroom7561@lemmy.ca
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    11 months ago

    I hope not, because salt isn’t a renewable resource. And who the hell wants to fight the auto industry for something we need for food?

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      11 months ago

      Bro we will need to do desalination plants to supply people with water, there will be more than enough salt and you can’t dump the salt back into the ocean anyway

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      11 months ago

      this is plain stupid. sodium is far far more common in the earth than lithium. if you’re worried about sodium not being renewable, then by that logic you should stop using lithium batteries right now.

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        11 months ago

        Yes, I understand. I already posted that I was under the impression that we have shortages of the stuff, since we had shortages in Canada. But it was due to a labour dispute, and not a lack of resources.

        And yes, I think we should reduce our use of lithium batteries, or at least only use recycled lithium.