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Goldsource Mines Inc V.GXS

Goldsource Mines Inc. is a Canada-based resource company, which is engaged in exploration activities. The Company is focused on the Eagle Mountain Gold Project (Eagle Mountain) for which it has a 100% interest in the Eagle Mountain Prospecting License (EMPL) and the Kilroy Mining Permit (collectively, the Property). The Property is located approximately seven kilometers (km) south of Mahdia Township (population approximately 3000). Mahdia Township can be accessed by road from Georgetown, a driving distance of approximately 325 km, or via air by a commercial flight. The Property consists of an area of approximately 5,050 hectares (ha) (12,480 acres) in central Guyana, South America. 4,784 hectares (11,820 acres) of the Eagle Mountain Property relate to the EMPL while 266 ha (660 acres) relate to the Medium Scale Mining Permit held by Kilroy Mining Inc. (Kilroy), on which the Company has a long-term lease with a 2% net smelter return royalty.


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Comment by HighTeston Apr 30, 2009 11:00am
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Post# 15955997

RE: RE: RE: Natural Gas vs Thermal Coal

RE: RE: RE: Natural Gas vs Thermal CoalMight come down to what's cheaper and faster to build. Rail or pipeline construction. Whatever happened to pipeline and rail construction using up all of the world's moly, anyways? I guess that is on hold for a couple of years?

The real deal is that neither can take a huge switch over, because it makes the other cheaper. A Yin-Yang thing.
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