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Copper Fox Metals Inc V.CUU

Alternate Symbol(s):  CPFXF

Copper Fox Metals Inc. is a resource company, which is focused on copper exploration and development in Canada and the United States. The Company’s projects include Schaft Creek, Van Dyke, Sombrero Butte, Mineral Mountain and Eaglehead. The Schaft Creek project covers 56,180 hectares of mineral concessions located in Tahltan Territory in northwestern British Columbia, approximately 60 kilometers south of Telegraph Creek, near existing seaport, transportation and clean hydroelectric energy infrastructure. The Van Dyke project is an advanced stage in-situ copper recovery project located in Miami, Arizona. The Sombrero Butte project is a Laramide age, exploration stage, porphyry copper project located in the Bunker Hill Mining District, 44 miles northeast of Tucson, Arizona. Mineral Mountain is an early-stage Laramide age, porphyry copper exploration project located in the Mineral Mountain Mining District, 20 miles east of Florence, Arizona.


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Post by webgogson Jul 17, 2011 1:53pm
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Ocean Mining

Ocean MiningThere's a lot of staking around hydrothermal vents and rifts. REE's have been identified in abundance too. The problem is the engineering required to obtain them in any economical way. It's the equivelent of going to the moon. Japanese engineers think this can be overcome in 15 years but they are not sure if the economics wil rival the land method anytime over the next 50 years. We'd be better off exploring space for minerals. BTW there are drive systems being developed to do just that. Robotic exploration of space is only 20 years away. We know there are corbon planets and iron cores out there. Distance is the only problem. Within 50 years we will have a space refinery and IRT drives. Our only obsticle is creating enough power in a small enough space. A lot of work is being done in this respect.
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