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2016
Galaxy gets approval for lithium exportsBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia LITHIUM ASX-listed Galaxy Resources has been given approval to export spodumene from its Mt Cattlin project from the Port of Esperance, in Western Australia. The company told shareholders on Wednesday that it had received key approvals from the Department of Environment Regulations and the Southern Ports Authority, allowing exports from Mt Cattlin to start.
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