Conservation Group Sues BLM After Agency Approves Nevada Lithium Mine Project
The rare and endangered tiehm's buckwheat grows in southern nevada's silver peak range. (patrick donnelly/center for biological diversity) (cn) —environmental advocacy. A federal judge in reno has ruled that the bureau of land management violated u. s. Environmental law the when it approved lithium nevada’s plan to bury 1,300 acres of. The lawsuit, filed in u. s.
The blm decision is likely to face a lawsuit by environmental groups. The center for biological diversity (cbd) and some other conservation groups thus oppose ioneer's project, saying it would push the flower to the brink of extinction. Massive changes are on the horizon for nevada’s least populated county, and the endangered wildflower that grows within its boundaries, after federal land managers released. Interior department's approval of ioneer' s (inr. ax) rhyolite ridge.