A recent off-hand remark by one of America’s oligarchs points toward a new methodology for undermining what is left of international law and order.
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China, USA and the Geopolitics of Lithium
For several years since the global push to develop mass-scale Electric Vehicles, the element Lithium has come intofocus as a strategic metal. Demand is enormous in China, in the EU and in the USA at present, and securing control over lithium supplies is already developing its own geopolitics not unlike that for the control of oil.
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A Glimpse @ Now
A Glimpse of the Now
There are about 6,000 patents that are classified as too good to be in the hands of the Goyim. If only we can get rid of all parasites in our midst, we could have put all these Earth-saving technologies to work.
The technology featured below is simply not the best, but it is a lot better than fossil-based ones.
German Scientists Create Lithium Ion Battery that Can Charge an Electric Car for 27 Years
by Taz Loomans, 06/27/13
Scientists at the Center for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Wurttemburg (ZSW) have developed one of the most efficient lithium-ion batteries yet. The super li-on batteries herald a bright future for energy storage systems, and in an electric vehicle they’re expected to retain 85% of their capacity after being charged every day for “about 27.4 years.”
After 10,000 complete charging and discharging cycles, with a complete charge and discharge cycle per hour, these lithium-ion batteries still retain more than 85% of the initial capacity. This means that an electric car with those batteries could be fully charged every day for about 27.4 years and still be going strong. The power density of these batteries, which measures the available power per unit of weight, is also very high at 1,100 watts per kilogram. For an electric vehicle, this means short charging times and a superior acceleration capability.
The small cells are produced in a plant in the ZSW Laboratory for Battery Technology and are funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology. Next, the scientists want to develop electrodes for large prismatic lithium batteries that could be used to store power from wind and solar systems.
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