journal article·2024-11

Clean energy demand must secure sustainable nickel supply

R. Basuhi, Karan Bhuwalka, Elizabeth A. Moore, Isabel Diersen, Rameen H. Malik, Eric Young, Romain G. Billy, Robert Stoner, Gerbrand Ceder, Daniel B. Müller, Richard Roth, Elsa A. Olivetti

Joule· Volume 8· Issue 11
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