New Source of Energy-critical Lithium Found in Supervolcanoes, Stanford Researchers Find

New Source of Energy-critical Lithium Found in Supervolcanoes, Stanford Researchers Find

Most of the lithium used to make the lithium-ion batteries that power modern electronics comes from Australia and Chile. But Stanford scientists say there are large deposits in sources right here in America: supervolcanoes.

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