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GM inks a new deal to acquire one of the rare metals needed for batteries. COVID has caused a multitude of problems with the supply chain just as most major automakers are scrambling to increase EV output!

Glencore and General Motors announced a multi-year sourcing agreement in which Glencore will supply GM with cobalt from its Murrin Murrin operation in Australia. Cobalt is an important metal in the production of EV batteries, and the cobalt processed from Australia will be used in GM’s Ultium battery cathodes, which...

Glencore and GM have struck a supply deal for cobalt, a key material for EV batteries.

Cobalt is a metal that makes up only 0.001% of the earth’s crust.

General Motors and POSCO Chemical are working with the governments of Canada and Québec to build a new $400-million facility in Bécancour, Québec, to produce cathode active material (CAM) for GM’s Ultium batteries, which will power electric vehicles such as the Chevrolet Silverado EV, GMC HUMMER EV and Cadillac LYRIQ....

GM is expanding its partnership with South Korea’s Posco Chemical, building a $400 million plant in Quebec to produce components its Ultium EV batteries. The companies already work together supporting the Lordstown, Ohio Ultium plant. Find out more at TheDetroitBureau.com.

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By toni foxx Jan 13, 2021 Dont we all have plastic storage containers floating around our kitchen that we cant find lids to? Or tons of lids that are way more than the number of containers we have? How does that happen? I mean, how I do lose containers but not their matching lids? Are they sprouting legs and walking out on their own? I guess its like the lost socks after we do laundry. How do we lose that one sock? & it is nowhere to be found. Nowhere. Well, I have been wanting to go throug...

In My Kitchen with... Amy Klitscher Amy Klitscher is the face behind The Sustainable Food Co., New Zealands first zero waste catering company. A graduate of Panuku Development Aucklands, The Kitchen Project, Amy is helping Kiwis change their perceptions of foodthrough her vibrant, plant-based catering menu and private chef experiences, all the while contributing zero-waste to landfill through the entire process. Here Amy shares her at-home kitchen essentials with us. My kitchen at home is �...