Rockland positioned as Utah‘s leading lithium-clay exploration company with district-scale upside and permitting for maiden drill program in progress! Sediment-hosted lithium deposits represent a significant and yet untapped natural resource. This is about to change, with several projects in the Western United States pushing to start construction of sizeable mines in order for the nation to become less dependent on imports. While Tesla and Albemarle have dwelled upon novel lithium extraction methods for clay deposits, the market has demonstrated with pilot plants and simple flowsheets that processing with industry-standard methods is highly economic and competitive with brine operations in South America. Importantly, sedimentary lithium mines with on-site sulfur plants promise to be energy-independent – and even net-sellers of energy – with minimal water-usage for lithium extraction. As such, sediment-hosted lithium deposits can achieve a smaller carbon footprint with less environmental impacts than its brine and hard-rock counterparts.