Germany has launched research initiative to assess whether <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/news/world-news/article/nasas-artemis-ii-astronauts-express-confidence-in-near-future-lunar-landing-23626306" rel="nofollow">lithium</a> trapped in ancient saline brines found nearly 14,000 feet underground can be extracted to help power Europe&rsquo;s electric vehicles.&nbsp;
The focuses on the North German Basin, the Central European Basin System&rsquo;s largest basin.
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Germany has launched a research initiative to assess lithium deposits trapped in deep underground saline brines in the North German Basin. The study aims 

Research initiative explores lithium extraction from ancient brines in North German basin

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Germany has launched a research initiative to assess lithium deposits trapped in deep underground saline brines in the North German Basin. The study aims to explore whether the resource can be extracted to support Europe’s growing electric vehicle industry

Germany eyes deep underground lithium reserves for EV push

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