Mining vs. Recycling: Stanford University's Research

Stanford University recently released a lifecycle analysis study on Redwood Materials' Northern Nevada campus.
According to Stanford’s research, Redwood’s innovative approach utilizes 80% less energy, cuts CO2 emissions by 70%, and reduces water use by 80% compared to traditional mining. Redwood goes to great lengths in its process ensures that no waste goes to landfill, and processed water is recycled.
According to Stanford, Redwood’s recycling methods produce at least 40% fewer emissions than other recyclers and are highly scalable, capable of processing over 40,000 metric tons annually.
Redwood is pioneering new standards of new materials production through recycling as the first U.S. facility to serve as both a nickel "mine" and the only commercial-scale lithium source in decades.

[@mkkm945]

Pls go public. I wanna invest.

[@EternalATomik]

Please consider going public ❤

[@ruyek28]

JB when are you going to give us investing options?

[@averagemillennialinvestor]

Tesla needs to acquire Redwood so that JB is back to helping us Tesla shareholders!

[@willykang1293]

JB was on the board of Tesla already since last year.

[@Pzy-j2w]

JB is on board and it would be another big issue with Elon controlling the company, if acquired .. let it run by JB

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JB Straubel sees the future before it happens

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

🤗GREAT NEWS,KEEP UP THE GREAT PROGRESS 💚💚💚

[@tylerallyndean]

Like the others below I too want to invest in Redwood so your expansion can happen quicker, battery demand is met and traditional mining can scale back. Please go public so the world can invest in the future with you! Also, happy to move to NV to help in the buildout with my own two hands. Keep up the good work Redwood and thank you for pursuing this JB!

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[@RaglansElectricBaboon]

Fascinating. Could you provide a link to the report?