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And nothing will ever be done. Or it will cost $3 trillion to mine because of local laws. If it is ever allowed to be mined, it will be granted to a Chinese company to take most of the profit out of the country anyway.

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>McDermitt Caldera in Oregon is attracting attention for what could be one of the largest lithium deposits ever identified in the United States. Many view it as a potential boost for domestic battery production, while local communities voice concern over the impact on wildlife and cultural sites. The excitement stems from estimates that value the deposit at about $1.5 trillion. Some geologists say these ancient volcanic sediments could contain between 20 and 40 million metric tons of lithium.

And nothing will ever be done. Or it will cost $3 trillion to mine because of local laws. If it is ever allowed to be mined, it will be granted to a Chinese company to take most of the profit out of the country anyway. Archive: https://archive.today/y5Iqj From the post: >>McDermitt Caldera in Oregon is attracting attention for what could be one of the largest lithium deposits ever identified in the United States. Many view it as a potential boost for domestic battery production, while local communities voice concern over the impact on wildlife and cultural sites. The excitement stems from estimates that value the deposit at about $1.5 trillion. Some geologists say these ancient volcanic sediments could contain between 20 and 40 million metric tons of lithium.

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It’s on the border with Nevada, so a search for McDermitt, OR turns up nothing. It’s north of Winnemucca, NV.