NASA Opposes Lithium Mining of Nevada Valley - The New American
NASA has secured withdrawal of over 23,000 acres of a Nevada dry lake bed from mining operations to protect the site used for satellite calibration.
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NASA has secured withdrawal of over 23,000 acres of a Nevada dry lake bed from mining operations to protect the site used for satellite calibration.
The Nevada Appeal, the Silver State's oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.
NASA and the Bureau of Land Management have removed a section of Nevada's Railroad Valley from the list of federal land sites that are open for mining activities.
NASA and the Bureau of Land Management have removed a section of Nevada's Railroad Valley from the list of federal land sites that are open for mining activities.
Opposition to lithium mining in Nevada has emerged from an unexpected source: NASA. The space agency has requested the protection of an ancient lakebed in eastern Nevada, which is not only rich in lithium but also serves as a vital calibration site for satellite measurements.The Bureau of Land Management has agreed to withdraw the land