Japan develops a method to recover up to 90% of lithium from used EV batteries | EP #100
Good morning, it's Tuesday. This is Guru's Tech Bytes, episode 100. We made it to triple digits, which means the computers have officially been talking longer than some of my relatives at Thanksgiving. Grab your coffee, check that your laptop isn't installing an update, and let's see what the internet dragged in today. First up... Japan developed a method that can recover up to ninety percent of the lithium from used electric-vehicle batteries. That's a big deal, because lithium is expensive, mining it is messy, and apparently the future runs on little gray boxes we keep forgetting to charge…
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