Your 2030 electric vehicle is parked on the bottom of the ocean
2020-05-25 08:11
Billions of tons of valuable polymetallic nodules are dozing on the Pacific Ocean floor southeast of Hawaii, a key potential source of materials for making EV batteries. We know how to harvest them. What's stopping us?
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