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Major lithium producer Chile said it sees the battery metal remaining in tight supply this year and next before switching to surplus in 2025.The government's Cochilco agency said Tuesday...

SANTIAGO, May 30 - Chile hopes to start negotiations soon with Albemarle as part of the governments plan to gain majority control of lithium mining... | June 7, 2023

Komatsus GHG Alliance members join together to learn about progress toward zero-emissions goals May 29,2023 Komatsu... | May 29, 2023

SQM (NYSE: SQM), the world’s second largest lithium miner, and Chile’s state-owned copper miner Codelco have formally begun talks aimed at setting […]

Max Resource discovers another significant copper-silver zone at its massive CESAR project in Colombia

Lithium extraction in Chile's Atacama Desert exacerbates water stress in an already dry region, but debate rages about the industry’s true impact as the government starts reviewing the exploitation of the desert's resources.

Chile’s development agency Corfo has tasked state copper miner Codelco with renegotiating SQM and Albemarle’s lithium contracts in the Salar de Atacama. Although SQM’s contract extends through 2030 and Albemarle’s through 2043, all parties agreed on renegotiations after the government presented its national lithium strategy in April, which involves public-private...

Chile’s rightward lurch is an opportunity to expand the supply of lithium, a critical battery resource.

SQM's contract to extract lithium from the Salar de Atacama expires in 2030.

By Adriana Thomasa Quintero-Puchuncavi, Chile, May 26 (EFE).- Educators, activists, and victims of the industrial pollution that has made the Bay of Quintero-Puchuncavi the “Chilean Chernobyl” are asking authorities to place residents’ well-being ahead of economic imperatives in the wake of another incident of contamination that sickened dozens of people and forced the community into …