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Tesla battery material supplier tops list of human rights abuses for second year in a row
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Glencore is doing decades of damage and billions of dollars of environmental harm but let’s put Tesla’s name in the title and smear green energy.
Glencore bribes high ranking officials and manipulates even the oil commodities market, but Tesla will get those clicks, and if it doesn’t, oh well! People will just continue assuming electric vehicles are evil harbingers of woke culture or some shit, I guess.
What a shit title.
The market will move to sodium-ion in 5-10 years top anyway. Much cheaper, a lot less polluting, a lot less rare elements needed.
People will still find excuses to be salty about it…
Haha
Mate, sodium-ion is "two years away" for ten years now...
Not that I don't want it, but just, it doesn't make much confidence.
Let's make LFP batteries for now.
Tell that to BYD, they're all in on sodium-ion.
Sick username. Is Catch 33 your favorite album?