Albemarle's Wildlife Habitat Plans Receive Recognition
The Charlotte Observer recently featured Albemarle's efforts to help save one of North Carolina’s smallest bat species, the tricolored bat. Preliminary findings of a wildlife habitat assessment indicate that the tri-colored bat was detected in the Kings Mountain Mine project area. The company is taking proactive steps to protect the species, said Erik Carlson, Albemarle's mining and permitting manager.
CompanySeptember 16, 2024Kings Mountain: All the Elements of a Lithium EcosystemLess than an hour’s drive from Charlotte, North Carolina, lies Kings Mountain, a city that straddles a mineral-rich area that has played host to miners and prospectors since gold was discovered there in the 1800s.
ProductsSeptember 03, 2024Lithium 101: What Is It and Why Do We Need It?Albemarle has more than 100 years of experience in pioneering the responsible use of lithium, most recently for use in lithium-ion batteries.
CommunityDecember 03, 2024Albemarle Foundation Awards Grants to Honor Kings Mountain AnniversaryAs the community of Kings Mountain, N.C. celebrates its 150th anniversary, the Albemarle Foundation honored the city by awarding $150,000 in grants to non-profit organizations that support Cleveland County residents.
