Global lithium demand divides communities in South America
Indigenous communities in South America say mining threatens their water supply. But the world needs lithium for EVs to fight climate change. In the Salinas Grandes salt flats, which hold significant lithium deposits, some residents are saying no to mining. But towns are divided. Some want the jobs that come with…
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