Mephisto666
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Only one thing that the beavers would miss.Looks like it's beavers or exodus... You'll learn to love our national rodent...
Water
Only one thing that the beavers would miss.Looks like it's beavers or exodus... You'll learn to love our national rodent...
They make their own and were indigenous to much of the west, even pretty far south and in numbers can change the environment by retaining water that normally runs off.Only one thing that the beavers would miss.
Water
Here just for a week then back home in Bermuda. The next one looks like it’s gonna turn eastward out into mid Atlantic. This time of year is always stressful. The price paid to live in paradise I guess lol.i don't see anything on the horizon right now, there are a couple of formations coming off of Africa, but i think by the time they form or do anything, your fam will be home safe and sound
I noticed that at the grocery store, prices have doubled for olive oil.Olive oil surges on climate-induced shortage
Olive oil prices surge over 100% to record highs, sparking cooking oil thefts
Olive oil prices spiked to fresh records as droughts in major producing continue to crimp supplies — driving desperate people to resort to stealing it.www.cnbc.com
If the improved temperature range stands test, that’ll be good for those of us in extreme weather sites.Innolith to take I-State battery platform to market - electrive.com
The Swiss battery manufacturer Innolith is ready to bring its Li-Ion battery platform I-State to market. Using a new battery chemistry, the manufacturer says it will cut costs and increase range on EVs.www.electrive.com
Swiss battery cell developer Innolith announced plans to commercialise its I-State platform for use in electric vehicles. As reported in 2019, Innolith relies on a non-flammable inorganic electrolyte for its cells.
According to the new announcement, this enables higher voltages (up to 5 volts) than conventional Li-ion battery cells (maximum 4.2 volts) and an improved temperature range of -40 °C to +60 °C. In combination with a graphite anode and an NMC811 cathode, Innolith says the now commercialised cell achieves a gravimetric energy density of 300 Wh/kg and a volumetric energy density of 825 Wh/L.
The I-State batteries are to be produced within the framework of licensing partnerships with automotive, industrial and battery companies. Innolith plans to announce more details on this at a later date. To support its ongoing licensing negotiations, the company has signed letters of intent with five customers for a production requirement of 100 MWh per year. In the automotive sector, Innolith says it is “working closely with three of the top ten automotive manufacturers and has recently signed a letter of intent with one of the leading electric vehicle manufacturers”.
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