Chinese thirst for lithium sparks Australia's mining industry
Ambitious Chinese battery production plans have sent Australian lithium extraction into overdrive. The world's largest lithium mine is about to double its production capacity.
A thirst for lithium among the world's largest battery players has boosted Australia's USD 90 billion mining industry, which is battling to keep up with demand and constantly increasing expansion, reports Bloomberg.
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