Lithium mine could be economic boon, but comes with risks for Quebec town
A tiny Quebec town is set to be the home of one of North America’s only functional lithium mines. The coveted mineral is a key component of electric car batteries. It could be a boon for the community, but critics warn getting to the mineral can be destructive.
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Lithium mine could be economic boon, but comes with risks for Quebec town
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