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An electric bus caught on fire at a bus depot in Hamden on Saturday morning and three people were transported to the hospital to be evaluated.
Firefighters were called to the CT Transit Bus Depot on State Street after getting a report of an electric bus fire in the parking lot.
According to fire officials, lithium ion battery fires are difficult to extinguish due to the thermal chemical process that produces great heat and continually reignites.
With this type of fire, officials said they have to let it burn because it can’t be extinguished.
These vehicles with these lithium ion batteries just seem to randomly burst into flames – I suppose when they overheat.
Military, tourism, and mining are the staples of Nevada's economy though. There has to be a way to extract without totally destroying the entire area right?
How harmful can lithium even be? It is an element. It has existed in nature this whole time.
Stripping earth is green, clean, renewable, sustainable.
Science says.
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