Rio Tinto calls for public dialogue on Jadar lithium project in Serbia after protests
Rio will engage in a public dialogue about the project, which has stirred protests by environmental groups.
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Peru villagers agree to lift blockade at Las Bambas copper mine in short truce
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Albemarle joins newly formed lithium industry body
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ALROSA names diamond after folklore heroine to honor indigenous culture
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