Argentina’s lithium producers hopeful as Fernandez set to take power
The last Peronist president, Cristina Kirchner, imposed strict standards for several industries, including lithium.
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Eramet CEO says plans FID on Argentina lithium project in Q1 2020
Eramet earlier predicted the FID would be made at the earliest in the fourth quarter of this year, but the decision has been slightly delayed due to the change in Argentina's government.
Global public consultation launched on tailings dam standards
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Australia launches office to boost rare earth projects
The country wants to become the top supplier of critical minerals.
Transition acquires tungsten project in Ontario
The Canadian company sees the Fostung asset as a strategic acquisition.
Blue diamond found by struggling Petra sold for $14.9 million
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Two schools, six producers extend RIME partnership to 2026
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