US EditionLithium in SK, Part 35: Higher Prices per Hectare for Lithium Seen in July 7 Crown Sale
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Lithium in SK, Part 35: Higher prices per hectare for lithium seen in July 7 Crown sale
The blocks circled in red indicate the parcels which sold in the July 7 Crown mineral land sale. They include areas around Kisbey, north of Creelman, north of Bienfait and near Colgate. Ministry of Energy and Resources The footprint of Saskatchewan’s burgeoning lithium play in southeast Saskatchewan is growing, as is the value of the bids for land, if not the total dollar amount. The Government of Saskatchewan’s first subsurface mineral public o…
“Thinking lithium from the NOA implies running away from the extractivist story and asking: is it possible another type of development? The simple answer is yes,” says the author, but argues that socio-environmental movements, indigenous peoples and citizen assemblies denounce looting. Read more
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