Lithium-ion batteries can erupt in violent explosions and out-of-control fires, and toxic chemicals can be released rapidly.

Lithium-ion batteries can erupt in violent explosions and out-of-control fires, and toxic chemicals can be released rapidly.

Lithium is arguably the most important element in the nation's renewable energy transition – the material of choice for ...

Arkansas' lithium boom is ramping up—a billion-dollar project to extract and produce commercial lithium in the southwest part ...

These fires can be extremely hot. If an electric vehicle, which has a lithium battery, catches fire, it’ll burn at around ...

Elements in the soil of the Silver Peak range nurture a buckwheat that grows nowhere else in the world, but could also ...

Hawaiian Airlines flight 26 landed safely at Portland International Airport (PDX) Thursday night after a tablet was damaged ...

QuantumScape is burning a lot of cash, but it recently secured a new licensing deal with PowerCo, which extends its cash ...

S.C. has hitched much of its economic future on EVs and the batteries that power them. The state received $849M in grants ...

A Portland woman who was on the flight when an iPad caught fire estimated that it took flight attendants five minutes to locate a fire extinguisher.

Members of an Arizona tribe urged a federal judge at a daylong hearing in Phoenix to extend a temporary ban on exploratory ...

These batteries are everywhere – cell phones, laptops, scooters, bikes, power tools and vaping devices. Increasingly, they’re causing fires.