Electric car makers can stop worrying so much about lithium
Lithium’s price slump over the past year has been as dramatic as its climb — and it’s probably not finished yet.
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Deep sea mining company sues Greenpeace amid standoff at sea
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Li-FT drills 21 metres at 1.12% lithium oxide at Ki target near Yellowknife
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