This will be my last post in this discussion. I'm not here to hash and re-hash the same argument, day in and day out, as happens on this board. I just wanted to point out that some of the gospel being preached here is fairly easily debunked. And I didn't notice any counterarguments to my posts that were all that compelling. Before you take the word of random Stockhouse poster (including mine!) it might be helpful to notice that every new North American potash developer, those funding them and those lining up to partner with them, have chosen to work with selective solution mining, already proven in the US. I don't doubt that any new Potash mine, solution or convential, is going to run into issues along the way. But I believe those authoritatively declaring selective solution mining is an unsolved riddle are overstating their case.