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Scotia Metals Identifies Five Spodumene Boulder Trains Grading Up to 3.40% Li2O at its Acadia Lithium Project, Less Than 8 Kilometres Up-Ice of the Brazil Lake Deposit
Source: Newsfile · Reported August 27, 2026
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HighlightsScotia Metals has identified 32 high-grade spodumene boulders assaying 1.0% to 3.40% Li₂O, including seven samples between 2.00% and 3.40% Li₂O across five discrete boulder trains defined over an area of approximately 3 km by 1 km at the Acadia Project's Green Wolf target.The Company controls the majority of ground to the North and South of Brazil Lake, Nova Scotia's only known spodumene deposit. The Acadia Project comprises 43 exploration licences covering 37,268 hectares and 2,320...
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