TSXV:PEM.P - Post by User
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Cussyon Mar 31, 2011 8:51pm
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Quick environmental answer...
Quick environmental answer...
The type of deposit (ore) this is will not release the toxic bi products that the environmentalists are so concerned about... As well, the position of this deposit with regards to rivers and streams and run offs is not a concern...
Can't go deep into it right now, but the bottom line is that we have the green light from the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) and the Forest Service... Further, if you look at other projects in the area, (example) Mosquito Consolidated (planning massive open pit for moly) and others, the State of Idaho has allowed steady progression and has a very positive stance with regards to mining from both an environmental level and economic level...
I will get provide some more info on this later...
Cussy, the Windsurfer:)
PS... Reasonable and good question by the way! :)
PPS... 1g ton = no problem depending on type of ore (properties), distance to mill, resource tonnage, ... As well, a very important aspect can be the extra mineral credits like silver, copper, zinc, cobalt, etc etc.... that are found... (Not suggesting any of these credits are present here...) Finally, newer technology and innovative techniques are allowing us to "refine" so to speak the raw ore before final processing which can remove a lot of extra waste ore drastically increasing the proportionate mineralization... Things like this can greatly increase efficiency and lower the cost of production... LETS SEE WHAT THE TRUTH MACHINE DRILLS UP!!!! :)