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Originally Posted by SStockDart
I did some research on lithium. Germany has some and there is a mineral belt of it in Arizona. Ya'all ain't gonna believe this. It is absolutely true. It is called the Arizona Pegmatites Deposit. It runs from near Kingman (Eddies66 country) to just south of Phoenix. The deposit/mineral claims were abandoned in 1952 (I think) because it had very little value. I think is was only used for psychic purposes, which could explain Eddie and my problems (I made that part up)
After abandoning the claims, they are all on private land now. Guess who's small ranch sits on the deposit????? Ours.... I tried to download the map but couldn't. Here are some headlines...
Pegmatites near Phoenix, Arizona
Decades ago, Richard Jahns, published a bulletin on pegmatites of the White Picacho District northwest of the Phoenix Basin. The map below shows his 'Arizona Pegmatite Belt'.
KORE Power, Inc. announced today the first lithium-ion battery manufacturing facility wholly owned by a U.S. company will be built in Maricopa County.
Are there lithium deposits in Arizona?
Most of the largest and best known deposits lie within the so-called Arizona pegmatite belt, which is about 250 miles long, and 30 miles wide.
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I hope it doesn't have a.meadow jumping mouse on it, if it does the Biden EPA will shut it down. Afghanistan and the commies could care less about that stuff.
Randy Wells.
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