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The Download: Early adopters cash in on China's OpenClaw craze, and US batteries slump

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In a Minnesota town, an exploratory mining company called Talon plans to extract up to 725,000 metric tons of raw ore annually for nickel needed in EV batteries. This plan highlights conflicts between local environmental concerns and global climate goals as the community debates the benefits and risks of such operations.

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