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Drilling wells in Pennsylvania inject up to 20 million gallons of fluid to fracture the rock and release natural gas.
That fluid, which is mostly water, is typically considered a waste product.
But research scientist Justin Mackey believes what's in that water could be a game changer.
Lithium is used in everything from electric cars to smartphones.
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