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A new federal study claims Arkansas has enough lithium to meet at least nine times the projected 2030 global demand for the product.
Officials said lithium is growing in importance globally as a critical element in batteries as the world transitions from fossil fuels to electric and hybrid vehicles.
The study’s authors said that the U.S. imports more than 25% of its lithium.
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