METAL DETECTIVE

The increasing popularity of the "c" word

IN WA mining circles, it is perfectly acceptable to mention the "c" word. Indeed, it is popping up so often - and in the highest circles - that the <i>Metal Detective</i> decided to look into what is behind this latest fad. <b>By Stephen Bell</b>

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The increasing popularity of the "c" word

The word, of course, is cobalt – a little understood metal produced in WA that is hitching a ride on the lithium battery bandwagon. Shame on any readers who expected MD to launch into a smutty display...

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