However, the ore turned out to need elaborate processing to enrich the spodumene, making the deposit unprofitable, so the prospect was
closed in the early 1990s. Meanwhile, the adit has been backfilled, the dumps largely removed and the area recultivated.
Currently (2012), new prospecting and drilling work is being done by an Australian company (European Lithium).
"Construction could start by early 2019 and production by the end of 2020." (Company website accessed 24 Sept. 2017) 
U bring reports from the 1980s and expect us to be interested. Your time is over here as the big Pugh-Bah of mick and muck posting about 20 or even 30 years ago. No one that is invested believes or cares about anything U post but it is good for humor for sure. 2 bad the internet was not available in the 1700s. U could bring us all some posts from back then.
1980?????? Last time I looked it was getting ready to B 2019. ??????
I should give U a thumbs up for trying so hard.
Or for being stuck in time!
