1 bn ton lithium source just a few km's away, page-98

Just lifted this from the ASN thread.

Why is Clayton Valley Nevada the site of green technology?​

Most of the world’s lithium is currently produced in Australia, Chile and Argentina. But recently, Clayton Valley, Nevada has turned heads. Nevada’s arid environment and lithium-rich brine deposits make it a prime location for lithium extraction by way of environmentally friendly methods. Tesla’s plans to build a massive lithium-ion battery gigafactory not far from the area further emphasizes the need for environmentally friendly extraction methods to supply clean materials for clean cars.
Clayton Valley brines have a lower lithium/magnesium ratio compared to other sites, minimizing this need, and creating an opportunity for potential lithium producers like Enertopia to reduce their environmental footprint.
“Our early testing in Clayton Valley has shown good results on the potential to create a very low-impurity synthetic lithium brine using enriched lithium surface materials at the company’s Clayton Valley project,” said McAllister.
“Key findings from testing completed in January 2018 by an independent third-party lab concluded that 99.99 percent of magnesium can be removed from a created synthetic lithium brine before it goes through the Genesis Water Technologies process.” A cost-effective, time-efficient and environmentally-friendly process.

All bodes well for RLC. Bring on the drill results.​