The negative is that Australia might lose its dominant position...

  1. chuk
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    27/06/24
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    The negative is that Australia might lose its dominant position as a lithium producer. The positive is for the environment. It is very energy intensive to mine, transport ore and grind. Then to ship a concentrate half way around the world for processing. It would help if Australia processed the concentrate locally.
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