I know I don’t have any media following me but can we get the media to really push back and question Venables and Arbuckle. How do you keep 10 in the game on the offensive side of the ball
@ParkerThune Parker your right and wrong. The D was bad on missed tackles. The O was worse. Mateer was ass. Did he ever look to other receivers. When he did we tied the game. But we didn’t play complimentary football.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has accepted American Battery Technology Company's Tonopah Flats Lithium Project mine and refinery Plan of Operations — a defining step forward in advancing federal permitting for one of the nation's largest known lithium resources.
This decision advances federal permitting for one of the nation's largest known lithium resources — and moves domestic critical mineral production forward.
"The BLM's certification of our mine and refinery Plan of Operations as accepted is a major accomplishment by the ABTC team and a critical milestone in the construction and commercialization of our critical mineral Tonopah Flats Lithium Project," said Ryan Melsert, ABTC CEO. "This milestone reflects years of technical development, environmental studies, and project planning by our team."
Project highlights:
🔹~10,700+ acres of public land in Esmeralda and Nye Counties, Nevada
🔹~21.3 million metric tonnes of accessible lithium hydroxide monohydrate resource
🔹Up to 30,000 tonnes/year of lithium hydroxide monohydrate production capacity at full build-out
🔹An estimated 68-year mine life and 69-year project life
🔹~1,300 construction jobs and 300 operations jobs
As the project advances into the Environmental Impact Statement process, we remain focused on responsible development, domestic critical mineral production, and strengthening America's battery materials supply chain.
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