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A Mad Rush to Build More EV Factories, But Where are the Minerals?

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A Mad Rush to Build More EV Factories, But Where are the Minerals?

 

This article appeared in Mish Talk. "A Mad Rush to Build More EV Factories, But Where are the Minerals?"

"Incentives and free money from the Inflation Reduction Act has triggered an investment boom to build more electric vehicles." But where are the resources?

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Piranha Fish Caught In North Carolina Waters

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Piranha Fish Caught In North Carolina Waters

 

Piranha fish has been found in North Carolina. It's commonly known as the piranha fish. They're known for their razor-sharp teeth and vicious attacks. Being warm-water creatures, one wouldn't expect to find them in North Carolina, but surprise, surprise, surprise!

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Groups seek probe of NY-NJ whale deaths amid wind power prep

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Groups seek probe of NY-NJ whale deaths amid wind power prep

 

"Groups from the two states wrote President Joe Biden requesting a probe of the deaths of six whales that washed ashore over the last 33 days in areas being prepared for large-scale offshore wind farms. They also are asking for a halt to site work until the causes are determined."

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National Garden Bureau Announces 2023 Green Thumb Award Winners

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National Garden Bureau Announces 2023 Green Thumb Award Winners

 

Want the latest update from the National Garden Bureau? Here it is.

"National Garden Bureau, a 102-year-old non-profit organization that promotes gardening on behalf of the horticulture industry, is proud to announce six live goods and two hard goods as winners of the 2023 Green Thumb Award.

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Scary species, good for men, people go to the fields to dig for half a million / day

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Scary species, good for men, people go to the fields to dig for half a million / day

 

People in Quang Nam (Viet Nam) bring hoes to the cassava fields to catch underground beetle larvae and sell them for 50,000-60,000 VND per kilogram. ($1=25,000 VND).

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