New projects, in Australia, not so much... we all know how long new developments and permitting take. but at $100k/t just about every source becomes economically attractive from processing e-waste to, 'artisanal' mining (i.e. third world slave labour). Plus the sources arsenic mentioned above - restarting an old mine in Bolivia is a lot less Red-tape than opening a new one in Aus. Hell, at $100k/t there's probably some mines in Cornwall that would be economic to restart!
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