Lithium developer ioneer says its Rhyolite Ridge project in Nevada has moved into final stage of permitting
its flagship Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron project in Nevada has advanced into the final stage of federal permitting.
The plan of operations is the foundational permitting document for the project and will become the basis for compliance during operations and closure, the company said. The company submitted in July a revised plan of operations for the project that will protect the wildflower while the mine is being built.“We understand the Rhyolite Ridge project is the first lithium project to be issued a Notice of Intent under the Biden administration,” executive Chairman James Calaway said.
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New Lithium-Metal Battery Could Revolutionize ElectronicsA team of researchers in Germany demonstrated a new lithium-metal battery that could significantly improve EVs' ranges and more.
Read more »
A New Tree-Based Material Gives Solid State Batteries a Safety BoostIt could replace volatile liquid electrolytes used in lithium-ion batteries.
Read more »
Nevada mayor sues private investigator after finding GPS tracking device on vehicleReno mayor Hillary Schieve is suing a private investigator and his company after she found a tracking device attached to her vehicle that shared its live location.
Read more »
Mystery Nevada fossil site could be ancient maternity wardNew research has found clues into a mysterious fossil site in Nevada, which may have been an ancient maternity ward for giant marine reptiles
Read more »
Their brother was missing for 44 years, then FBI and California police knocked on the doorFamily members of Kenneth Nevada Williams had searched social media and, at one point, hired a detective to try to find him.
Read more »
Australian resource exports surge as project pipeline growsAustralian resources and energy exports will earn a record A$459-billion in 2022–23, before easing to A$391 billion in 2023–24, new data from the Department of Industry, Science and Resources shows. The latest Resources and Energy Quarterly publication forecasts combined export earnings for resources critical to low-emissions energy technologies, such as copper, nickel and lithium will reach almost A$33-billion in 2022–23 compared with A$22-billion in 2021–22.
Read more »