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Galantas Gold Corp V.GAL

Alternate Symbol(s):  GALKF

Galantas Gold Corporation is a Canada-based company, which is operating and expanding gold production and resources at the Omagh Project in Northern Ireland, and exploring the Gairloch Project hosting the Kerry Road gold-bearing volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposit in Scotland. The Company's projects include Omagh Project and Gairloch Project. The Omagh Project is situated within an approximately 189 square kilometer (km2) license area, which lies 1.5 hours drive west of Belfast, in Northern Ireland. The Company holds approximately seven exploration licenses over an area of around 596.7 km2. The Company holds exploration and developments rights to the Gairloch Project, an approximately 217 km2 mineral license area in Scotland that covers the Gairloch Schist Belt. VMS deposits are major sources of zinc, copper, lead, silver and gold. They often form in clusters in areas of ancient underwater volcanic activity. Its subsidiary is Cavanacaw Corporation.


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Post by marnesueon Mar 30, 2007 3:24pm
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Post# 12521466

Environmental Problem

Environmental ProblemThis the kind of problem that management should never have allowed to happen. All they had to do was to sit down and ask themselves what is the one issue that can permanently close down this mine? And the obvious answer is environmental problems. They should have then taken every safeguard to ensure that it didn't happen. I don't think this is a serious problem; nevertheless the environmental whackos are having a field day. I also think that a thorough investigation should be carried out to ensure that this was not a case of industrial sabotage. Also watch out for the whackos throwing dead fish in the stream.
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