You need both spring - width and grade. Selective mining to that level of granularity (2m) is not going to be profitable imo. Would welcome any commentary on selective mining from the mining discipline.
"And with all the lithium there is in Seymore one gets the feeling that there may be some "motherload" somewhere in the area." I hope, for your sake, you are right but the current evidence does not support this level of wishful thinking. I sincerely wish you good luck.
"Would be strange to have all these thin slabs of lithium which extend over larger areas and to not have a feeder/mother zone for it." Not really. There are countless examples of spotty, uneconomic resources across the globe. Again, would welcome comments from the geos on the genesis of spodumene-bearing pegmatites.
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