They probably would have just slit their wrists or taken pills to accomplish the task at hand.
Is Canada ready for the coming electric vehicle revolution?
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They probably would have just slit their wrists or taken pills to accomplish the task at hand.
Ahhhhhh.... ok. I'll let my wife know that the almighty, know all and see all Petros has informed us that there is no such thing as free range eggs, so she must have been selling.......apples,I guess.
Not that petros is known for admitting that he is wrong, I'll throw this out there any ways
https://www.google.ca/search?q=free...droid-samsung&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
are there electric motorcycles out there that can replace the honda goldwing or are you pissing in the wind and claiming it is raining?
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Cleanups can be very expensive.
Here's a recent*EPA record of decision*on the need to perform a 7 million dollar cleanup of an old Pennsylvania lithium processing site, where*"Lithium, boron and chromium were also detected in off-site public and private wells."*You can read a detailed CDC risk assessment of the site's contamination*here. My bottom line is this. The average person reading the linked CDC health risk assessment for lithium exposure via groundwater consumption would finish those paragraphs with no more insight than he began with. Obviously 'more data is needed.' If we're riding into a lithium powered future, a better risk management understanding is needed: especially related to handling crash scene cleanups, garage fires, and recycling center management. But, who will provide this understanding in a fashion which is credible and understandible for the US consumer and which does not conflict with information offered by all supply chain members? Let's review the possibilities.
You know nothing of either one.... Odd that you feel the need to wade into the fray other than promoting an ideological agenda
The GM Chevrolet dealer here in Kap, uses waste oil from oil changes for heating in the winter..
Has for years....
Let's see what the meme critic and corn flakes man have to say....
Egg do not have legs and cannot range unless and in case they are laid on a hill and roll.
Egg do not have legs and cannot range unless and in case they are laid on a hill and roll.An egg may be laid by a free ranging chicken however and it is in that sence free but unless the special condition mention above pertains it still will not range.
Another one being obtuse.
They will be strangely silent on that one although i'm certain that one of the usual suspects will claim their expertise on that subject