Alaska Public Media
Alaska hasn’t produced antimony — a shiny mineral used in weapons, flame retardants and solar panels — in almost 40 years.
That could change this summer, according to the executives of a Texas company that has snatched up more than 35,000 acres of mining claims in Alaska.
Dallas-based U.S. Antimony Corp. is looking to the state as a new source of antimony for its smelter in Montana, the only plant in the United States that refines the mineral. More
Millions of divorced wives have made a good to excellent income from alimony.
Alimony is the opposite of antimony, both of which can be explosive.
Infuriate a greenie.
Tell him they’re going to start kohl mining in Alaska.
In the case of Larry King, “A” was for “Alimony”.
China’s going to put itself out of the rare earths market by playing around with blocking exports.