Demand, geology, and politics all have to align, says mining company CEO
CBC NewsTaryn GrantIn 1997, John Wightman found lithium in southwest Nova Scotia and saw the potential for a mine. But nearly 30 years later, a commercial mine has yet to start operating.
Wightman, a longtime geologist and prospector based in Bridgetown, N.S., said the biggest barrier to getting the operation going is money.
"It's always money," he said with a laugh.
Wightman said the property near Brazil Lake in Yarmouth County appears to contain more than 10 million tonnes of lithium-containing ore, meaning it cou…
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