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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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Policies and Regulation
Serbia’s Jadar lithium project faces a two-year delay as Rio Tinto seeks necessary permits amid ongoing protests.
Industry News
Protests in Belgrade intensify against the revival of a lithium mine, with activists demanding a permanent ban.
Industry News
Rio Tinto may need two years to start Serbia's Jadar lithium project, with environmental impact studies being crucial.
Companies & Organisations
Strickland Metals has made a significant gold discovery at its Rogozna project in Serbia, highlighting the potential of one of the world's largest undeveloped gold deposits.
Industry News
Serbian President Vučić insists on German environmental guarantees before opening a lithium mine.
Industry News
Thousands protest in Serbia against Rio Tinto's lithium project, citing potential environmental harm and demanding project cancellation.
Industry News
Experts warn of severe environmental risks from lithium mining in Serbia, urging community action and vigilance.
Companies & Organisations
Strickland Metals has identified a strong near-surface anomaly at the Rogozna gold project, potentially one of the world's largest undeveloped gold deposits.
Industry News
Serbia's new Lithium-Turbo project with the EU aims to harness lithium reserves in the Jadar Valley, sparking both economic promise and political concerns.
Industry News
The EU and Serbia have signed an agreement to develop lithium supply chains, amid debates over mining rights and environmental impacts.