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To: elpadre
"Afghanistan has an estimated 1.4 million tonnes of rare earth minerals including lithium (used in batteries), uranium (used for nuclear fuel) and many others. One of the largest deposits of rare earth minerals can be found at Khanneshin in Helmand province.Sep 24, 2021" Wiki

https://www.renewablematter.eu/articles/article/ukraine-all-lithium-reserves-and-mineral-resources-in-war-zones

"Ukraine's mineral wealth is one of the reasons why this country is so important to Russia,” said Rod Schoonover, former director of the Environment and Natural Resources Section of the U.S. National Intelligence Council. A wealth confirmed by the fact that Ukrainian lithium had begun to attract global attention as early as last year, before the Russian invasion halted exploration. Last November, in fact,

the Australian company European Lithium said it was close to securing the rights to two promising deposits of lithium in the region of Donetsk (eastern Ukraine) and Kirovograd, in the center of the country. In the same month, the Chinese company Chengxin Lithium has also asked for the rights

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We're going to risk nuclear war so Australian company European Lithium and the Chinese company Chengxin can get the rights to rare earth elements? That's nuts.

Biden: Worst. President. Ever.

18 posted on 06/04/2022 3:29:44 PM PDT by GOPJ (...those shouting loudest about “threats to democracy” are the threat. - DANIEL GREENFIELD )
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To: GOPJ
From last November...

European Lithium secures Ukranian lithium deposits

What a coinkydink.

36 posted on 06/05/2022 4:36:45 AM PDT by mewzilla (We need to repeal RCV wherever it's in use and go back to dumb voting machines.)
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