Ultra-rare wildflower stops Australian lithium company in its tracks
2020-03-08 00:19
In a remote Nevade desert, Australian company Ioneer has uncovered a massive deposit of lithium-boron, an essential element in electric car batteries. But that rocky ground is also home to a plant found nowhere else in the world.
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