US Hits Jackpot! Massive Treasure Found In California, Considered To Be World's Largest...
The treasure, situated in Southern California’s Imperial County, is estimated at 18 million tons, far higher compared to ...
18 million-ton 'white gold' discovered in the US: This is what it means
The global race for lithium– the key ingredient in electric vehicle (EV) batteries– just took an unexpected turn. In a ...
18 Million Tons Of 'White Gold' Worth $540 Billion Unearthed In The US
A significant lithium deposit, estimated at 18 million tons, has been discovered beneath California's Salton Sea, potentially ...
Take timeout for basketball therapy with March Madness | Candace McKibben
Brent Musburger, a former Chicago sportswriter, brought the title of March Madness to the NCAA Tournament when covering the ...
The dead trees in his neighborhood sent one author on a quest
In “The Lost Trees of Willow Avenue,” Mike Tidwell looks at climate change and solutions through a local lens.
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Football players use mind in powerlifting
As a football player and powerlifter, Carlsbad’s Colton McKibben knows that game plans are important in both sports.
Massive 18M Tons of Lithium Worth $540B Unearthed in the U.S.: A Game-Changer for Energy Independence
In a monumental discovery that could reshape the landscape of the energy industry, scientists have unearthed 18 million tons of lithium beneath California's Salton Sea, carrying an astonishing estimat ...
Unlocking the 'White Gold': California's Salton Sea Lithium Deposits Worth up to $540 Billion
The Salton Sea in California, often overshadowed by environmental challenges, is now gaining recognition for housing one of the largest lithium deposits in the world, valued at an astonishing $540 ...
California's Salton Sea wombs US' largest ‘white gold’ deposit worth up to $540 billion
The Salton Sea could provide enough lithium for 382 million electric vehicles, with economic benefits for Imperial County.
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Forget about rare earth minerals. We need more copper
The average grade of ore has also diminished by around 40% since 1991, BHP says. “Most of the high-grade stuff’s already been mined,” says Mike McKibben, an associate professor emeritus of geology at ...