by Max Wilbert | Jun 11, 2021 | Reflection
Canada geese Cottontail rabbit Ground squirrel Ferruginous hawk Coyote tracks Kangaroo rat tracks California quail Bobcat tracks Sage Grouse Sage Grouse Red Tailed Hawk on the nest Rodent warming after a cold night Unknown Sage Grouse Tracks Dark Eyed Junco...
by Elisabeth Robson | Jun 9, 2021 | Reflection
One of the questions we frequently get at PTP about lithium and EVs is: Will recycling help? That is, can we recycle the various components of batteries and develop a “circular economy” so that we don’t ever need mines like Thacker Pass to mine new...
by Will Falk | May 20, 2021 | Reflection
Most people when they first arrive at Thacker Pass declare that she is very beautiful. She is very beautiful, yes, but she is also very sick – so sick, in fact, that her sickness is becoming terminal. It is not difficult to see. Take a walk along on any of the dirt...
by Max Wilbert | May 17, 2021 | Art, Reflection
After reading Alexi Zawadzki’s April 28th article, “Lithium Nevada Corp’s CEO explains the benefits of the Thacker Pass Lithium Project,” I look out across the landscape of Thacker Pass and feel the wind blow across my skin. My goal in this essay is to debunk...
by Elisabeth Robson | May 16, 2021 | Reflection
By Rebecca Wildbear Two Bureau of Land Management officers came to visit. It was snowing and the wind was blowing hard. “Are you guys having fun yet?” one asked. “The weather’s always like this when we come,” the other said. Two cops showed up a week later. It was...
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