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Desalination Brine: The Salty Waste Stream Becoming a Mine for Lithium,
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Desalination Brine: The Salty Waste Stream Becoming a Mine for Lithium,
Every liter of freshwater produced by a desalination plant leaves behind roughly 1.5 to 2.0 liters of brine, a hypersaline concentrate that can carry up to twice the salt load of seawater. For decades this effluent has been treated as an unavoidable nuisance, piped back into the ocean or pumped into deep wells. But a […]
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