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Peng Chen, DIGITIMES Asia, Taipei
Tuesday 25 July 2023
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Posted on Jul 28, 15:11
The US like so many other countries still hasn't grasped the real problem wich is over production..There aren't enough minerals on earth to make all the batteries that half of the US will need. Why aren't they working on public transport, free travel,