Issue 88

january 2020

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Jumping the gun

While lithium demand shows few signs of slowing, battery technology may be leaving the market behind. Should miners be going all in for lithium? 

While lithium demand shows few signs of slowing, battery technology may be leaving the market behind. Should miners be going all in for lithium?

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