Antimony trisulfide plant commissioned at Idaho National Laboratory

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Summary

Idaho National Laboratory (Idaho Falls, Idaho) has commissioned a modular mineral processing plant to help secure a U.S. domestic supply of the critical mineral antimony trisulfide. The facility will initially process ore from Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho.

What impacts—positive or negative—do you expect this domestic antimony trisulfide supply to have on U.S. supply chain resilience, local communities, and environmental stewardship?

Idaho National Laboratory (INL; Idaho Falls, Idaho) has announced the commissioning of a new modular mineral processing plant, which will be instrumental in helping the U.S. to secure a domestic supply of the critical mineral antimony trisulfide . The plant will initially process ore mined from Perpetua Resources Corp.’s (Donnelly, Idaho) Stibnite Gold Project to […]

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Antimony trisulfide plant commissioned at Idaho National Laboratory

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