LPI embraces the possibilities for future public-private alliances, as declared by the NLP, for the development of Stage Two of the Maricunga project.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe release of the Lithium Policy sets the structure for the future development of the Chilean lithium industry.<\/p>\n
LPI understands that it will be recognised as Chile\u2019s next lithium producer as it continues with the execution of the development of the Maricunga Stage One project.<\/p>\n
Greenbushes lithium exploration<\/h3>\n
A drilling programme was completed during the quarter at LPI\u2019s East Kirup lithium prospect. This is part of the Greenbushes Project in the southwest of Western Australia.<\/p>\n
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The combined RC and diamond drilling programme demonstrated lithium anomalism in the soil, with results up to 232 ppm lithium (GS10448) near GBRC001. The host rocks are metabasites, amphibolites, and granofels with coarse grained garnet and amphibolite.<\/p>\n
Ten holes for a total of 573 metres of RC drilling were completed along existing tracks. All work was completed safely and in accordance with the strict environmental and dieback hygiene protocols as outlined in the Conservation Management Plan.<\/p>\n
Several 2m zones of quartz pink, potassic feldspar biotite and tourmaline were intercepted in both the RC and diamond holes. These were within the overall package of gneiss and granofels, and are potentially lithium pegmatites.<\/p>\n
A detailed Ultra Fine soil sampling programme was completed over the main area of the East Kirup Prospect to aid the definition of targets and area to seek approval for future drill pads and tracks in the State Forest. Sampling was conducted on a 100m x 250m grid, and 199 samples were collected. The results showed three areas of anomalism, including lithium, caesium, rubidium, and tin.<\/p>\n
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Anomalies in the east and north showed that mineralisation was open to the east to the Thomas A prospect and further north. A sampling programme commenced at the Thomas A area in February to fully define the lithium anomalism. The assays of this partially completed programme are pending.<\/p>\n
The drilling space now remains accessible for further surveying or re-entry as required, pending thin section petrography and the RC assay results.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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