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Rio Tinto’s Jadar Lithium Project Faces Two-Year Permit Delay in Serbia
Serbia’s Jadar lithium project faces a two-year delay as Rio Tinto seeks necessary permits amid ongoing protests.
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Serbia’s Jadar lithium project faces a two-year delay as Rio Tinto seeks necessary permits amid ongoing protests.
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Protests in Belgrade intensify against the revival of a lithium mine, with activists demanding a permanent ban.
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Rio Tinto may need two years to start Serbia's Jadar lithium project, with environmental impact studies being crucial.
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