U.S., China, And Australia Compete For Lithium To Secure Profitable Electric Car Industry
The lithium battery is the most significant advance in the decarbonization of the world, also known as the “green movement.”
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English Teacher Kept In Chinese Hell Hole Prison After Overstaying Visa
Daniel Thompson, 48, had been working in Jinan, Eastern China, since October 2019, teaching English to locals.
Microsoft Sues Mom Of Two Over Naming Her Business
” I am trying to launch a product that will support literacy and I was not expecting a big business like Microsoft to contact me.”
French Journalist Traveling To China Documents The Scale Of The Country’s Zero-COVID Policy
Jankowski had to take several PCR tests, disinfect her bag and endured several temperature checks before she was allowed through.
After Suing Neighbor Over Garden Rentals, Grandmother Decides To Lease Her Garden
Patricia Shave successfully sought judicial review of the council’s decision to approve the developments in December 2019.
‘Let Crypto Build,’ Says Congressman Tom Emmer
The solution, according to Emmer, is not more regulation, but rather a taxonomy by Congress that establishes definitions.
Another Summer Sizzler Expected In Europe
AccuWeather says high temperatures will again prevail across most of the continent following its hottest summer on record in 2021.
How A Fateful 33 Hours Marked A Critical Turning Point For Schoolchildren
What came to be known as the Pleasant Hill school bus tragedy is the turning point that brought children’s bus safety to the fore.
The Marijuana Industry Is Becoming More Inclusive, But Progress Is Slow
Owning cannabis businesses in the United States has been particularly difficult for black Americans.