Survey Confirms No Endangered Species Or Habitat At TLC

VANCOUVER - American Lithium Corp. reported that the survey for its flagship Tonopah Lithium Claims (TLC) project near Tonopah, Nevada shows that “No species or habitat protected under the ESA (Endangered Species Act) are present within the project area.” This is a positive development for American Lithium as it suggests the development of TLC can continue and will not be threatening to vulnerable species. Further, it allows for continuation of study and the completion of the Plan of Operation (Environmental Assessment).

Michael Kobler, CEO, said, “We are delighted at this biological survey result. Our intention was to produce this work early in the project to avoid any delays or any showstoppers when we were further along. The results of this survey have encouraged us to move forward knowing that since our project doesn’t put any species at risk, we will have a simple path forward towards environmental permitting and project development. Our intention is become a sustainable, environmentally responsible supplier of lithium for the North American battery manufacturing market, and this survey is completely in alignment with that goal. The next step will be the Cultural Survey.”