Lithium America's Thacker Pass clears a court hurdle, decision sent back to BLM
A Nevada court judge said that the Thacker Pass decision on whether the mine can proceed will be sent back to the Bureau of Land Management. Chief Judge Miranda M. Du's decision was published late today. Lithium America is developing Thacker, which the company describes as being the largest known lithium resource in the United States. The courts did not revoke the record of decision, which clears a legal hurdle for Lithium America.
Last month General Motors made a $650 million equity investment in Lithium Americas to help advance Thacker Pass.
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