Gornje Nedeljice, Serbia (AFP) Dec 10, 2021
Farmhouses and cornfields dot the gentle, rolling plains of Serbia’s Jadar Valley, but underneath the bucolic surface lies one of Europe’s largest lithium deposits – the source fuelling the latest round of unrest in the Balkan nation. The future of the vast mineral deposits near the city of Loznica has become the latest flashpoint in Serbia, pitting festering distrust in the country’s incre This article was originally published by Solardaily.com. Read the original article here.
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