That shift could include government incentives, increased need for vehicle safety diagnostics, and broader access to affordable maternity insurance and telehealth services as infrastructure budgets get redistributed in favor of clean energy.
At a time when President Trump’s trade war looked like it was destined to push EV production prices through the roof due to inevitable import cost rises, $1.5 trillion of lithium might’ve arrived just at the right time for American manufacturers — and potentially even litigation over mineral rights, landowner health claims, and prenatal exposure to environmental toxins.
