Mississippian Lithium grade guess thread, page-40

@1sharetrader1 Good to see you've been reading good source information. However this is all very general info on lithium source geology. None of what you have shared details the mechanisms and geological controls for lithium enrichment in brines at Green River, or Paradox Basin generally for that matter. It certainly does not indicate that concentration would increase with depth. It simply does not make sense from a hydrogeological perspective. It is well understood from the hydrogeology that enrichment is predicated by secondary porosity and geological structural controls.

I'm not trying to down-play anything, but I do feel compelled to call out misguided claims on geological processes. As I said in my previous post, lithium concentrations at GR, based on the current dataset, are expected to be comparable to Paradox. The big positive at GR being that the lithium-bearing lithologies are thicker, therefore the total mass of lithium per unit surface area should be greater than Paradox. We cannot ascertain any more than that with the current dataset.

Note: I am very bullish on ASN, but I am also a devout proponent of informed, grounded, evidence-based interpretation of datasets.