Cornish Lithium secures planning permission for Copper House Project

Stuart Stone
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A computer-generated image of Cornish Lithium’s Copper House Lithium Project – Credit: Bailey Partnership
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A computer-generated image of Cornish Lithium’s Copper House Lithium Project – Credit: Bailey Partnership

Critical minerals firm to further expand plans to extract lithium from geothermal waters

Cornish Lithium has secured planning permission for a new project to extract critical minerals from hard rock and geothermal waters deep underground in the south west of England. The company announced...

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