This is why lithium-sulphur batteries have a short life
Researchers at Uppsala University say some bottlenecks need to be eliminated to improve the performance of lithium-sulphur batteries.
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Anglo looks to the sea as water scarcity hits Chile copper mines
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Ukraine’s Metinvest doubles iron ore exports to Europe despite fighting
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Mount Polley copper mine in British Columbia ramping up to restart this spring
Mount Polley was shut down in 2014, after a massive tailings pond collapse.
