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It would be. But I've made a lot of investigations.


{citation needed}


I've done modelling work for mine planning projects when people were deciding where to put a mine. Quite a lot of it.

Lithium has been a trendy commodity for years. If the US doesn't have a lot of active lithium mines - which it does not - it is going to be because of legislative impediments. Probably environmental ones. There aren't a lot of other reasons. It is common for environmental restrictions as the root cause of mines not being started, particularly in lithium from what I gathered.

You're not going to get a citation, this is literally just stuff I happened to know quite well a few years ago.




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