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Salton Sea has been identified as a lithium-rich region and could yield enough for 375 million EV batteries, reshaping America's energy landscape.
A hidden deposit of lithium in a US lake could power 375 million EVs::undefined
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Sounds like so much. Than you stop for a second and realize how many cars there are in the USA and go “huh”.
(It is 289million cars. My guess, this would probably last 15-20 years.)
As if, with the rate we’re going into electrification, I doubt that.