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Cobalt Reserves Still On Worldwide Radar Screens
Apr 3 2018In furtherance of our examination of issues with the worldwide supplies and reserves of Cobalt, we offer these well written articles.
https://asia.nikkei.com/Markets/Commodities/China-pulls-ahead-in-race-to-secure-cobalt
https://www.wsj.com/articles/cobalt-extends-roaring-2017-run-fueled-by-use-in-batteries-computer-chips-1522693978
Removing Lead From All Applications
Apr 2 2018http://energymetalnews.com/2018/03/29/automotive-groups-defend-lead-acid-batteries-in-california/
This is a reprint from Chemical Watch, written by the North American Editor Kelly Franklin.
News from Plasticstar
Mar 29 2018It is very common for news agencies to pick up news such as the PolyOne and Integral pres release and re-write them, which is the case here.
We are very pleased that they regularly do this.
https://plasticstar.io/polyone-expands-automotive-engineered-polymer-portfolio-with-electriplast/
PolyOne Exec's Visit Detroit for Familiarization on Electriplast Applications
Mar 28 2018We are planning training sessions in the future for more of their domestic and international team leaders of the company.
Shortage of Lithium and Cobalt?
Mar 24 2018We offer this additional piece of research as further evidence. We hope you enjoy this as much as we did.
http://www.mining.com/companies-now-looking-electric-battery-metals-garbage/
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