BC Closes another Open Pit
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/taseko-gibraltar-mine-williams-lake-layoff-1.5999119 I know, I know, I must be a paid basher for raising any risks, but seriously, what is the risk, scale of 1-10 of this project getting approval or not, 10 years from now when production being considered, and if a big risk, what is that doing to the SP today? Be it mining, tech, SaaS, traditional start up, execution risk is one of the top 3 or 4 considerations that PE, VC, non-bank finance considers when reviewing investment. I feel this is a good investment, hence long, but no news, Canada and USA 40-50% reduction in GHG, rates going up (both bad for gold and reducing of NPV in a PEA), geological risk (missed holes, reduced grade), finance risk, how big of a headwind are we facing? If we are the type to say "there's no risk, that's all poppycock" we have closed minds, no?