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Rio Tinto has spent more than a million euros on land in Serbia at the proposed site of a lithium mine that was eventually cancelled a year ago

VM01/04/2023

01/04/2023

A BIRN investigation shows that Rio Tinto has spent more than a million euros on land in Serbia at the proposed site of a lithium...

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Serbia, The real plans of the Jadar project

VM01/04/2023

01/04/2023

Europe’s largest lithium mine The Jadar lithium project is Europe’s largest lithium mine, with a supposed $2.4 billion fund from Rio Tinto. The said lithium...

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European lithium mines, Reconciliation of mining projects and environmental requirements

VM01/04/2023

01/04/2023

Europe’s Green Transition, a plan to make the bloc’s economy climate neutral by 2050, required Serbia’s fertile Jadar Valley, where locals grow raspberries and keep...

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Politicians in Serbia are lobbying for Rio Tinto which is accused of corruption

VM12/03/202324/03/2023

12/03/202324/03/2023

“If we link that news to the fact that the politicians in power are lobbying so much for one Rio Tinto project after numerous independent...

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Serbia, Jadar is a project that will have to do with the modern economy

VM03/03/2023

03/03/2023

The United States Ambassador to Serbia, Christopher Hill, said that Rio Tinto is not just an ordinary mining project because it will have connections with the...

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Serbia: Starting in June 2022, Rio Tinto bought land worth at least 1.2 million euros in the vicinity of Loznica

VM23/02/2023

23/02/2023

Starting in June 2022, Rio Tinto bought land worth at least 1.2 million euros in the vicinity of Loznica, despite the fact that the Government...

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Battle for Lithium

VM16/02/202315/02/2023

16/02/202315/02/2023

In the hunt for lithium and other crucial minerals for the electric car supply chain, the United States must compete not just with Chinese competitiveness...

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Serbia stomps on Rio Tinto’s lithium mining project

VM16/02/202315/02/2023

16/02/202315/02/2023

In Serbia, Rio Tinto then faced a rude shock. The Serbian government, having praised the potential of the Jadar project for some years, abruptly abandoned...

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Serbia and lithium, black and not green

VM12/01/202311/01/2023

12/01/202311/01/2023

If, in addition to 11,400 tons of metal lithium, 100,000 electric cars were produced annually in Serbia, this would increase carbon dioxide emissions by at...

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The story of Serbian lithium is once again in the revival phase

VM24/12/202223/12/2022

24/12/202223/12/2022

That nothing is “cemented” in politics is shown by the revival of the story about lithium and its exploitation by the same actors, and some...

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Rio Tinto has spent more than a million euros on land in Serbia at the proposed site of a lithium mine that was eventually cancelled a year ago

Serbia, The real plans of the Jadar project

European lithium mines, Reconciliation of mining projects and environmental requirements

Politicians in Serbia are lobbying for Rio Tinto which is accused of corruption

Serbia, Jadar is a project that will have to do with the modern economy

Serbia: Starting in June 2022, Rio Tinto bought land worth at least 1.2 million euros in the vicinity of Loznica

Battle for Lithium

Serbia stomps on Rio Tinto’s lithium mining project

Serbia and lithium, black and not green

The story of Serbian lithium is once again in the revival phase

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First Phosphate and Sun Chemical Corporation sign MOU...

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