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Locals Want To Have Role In Lithium Industry In Imperial Valley

KQED News Staff

Nov 28, 2023

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Rafael Serrano works with students to calibrate a model pump on Oct. 5, 2023. Students learn the math and how to apply it to real world situations. (Philip Salata/inewsource)

College Program Hopes To Bring Jobs In Lithium Industry

Imperial Valley residents are hoping to get their cut of the profit from the future lithium industry. For them that means well paid and sustainable jobs.
Reporter: Philip Salata, inewsource

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