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American Lithium Minerals

posted on Oct 29, 09 10:18AM

(AMLM: OTCBB)

American Lithium Minerals Joins the "AGORACOM 100" and Launches Online Investor Relations Program

Lithium Focused
The beginning of an accelerated growth curve
Direct participation in the “clean energy” revolution
Increasing demand for lithium will result in new sources of lithium being brought on-stream

American Lithium Minerals, Inc. is a U.S. mineral exploration company already strategically positioned with interests in America's richest lithium reserves. The company was formed to capitalize on the explosive demand for lithium carbonate expected from the paradigm shift to hybrid/electric vehicles.

American Lithium Minerals, Inc. has 100% mineral rights to 16,000 acres comprising four claim blocks in Nevada's lithium-rich Montezuma Valley neighboring Clayton Valley in Esmeralda County and is currently in the process of assessing the size, quality and processing alternatives of its Lithium Brine Project. Early estimates put the valley's lithium deposits as high as 700 million kg, ranking it second only in size to the deposits found in Chile.