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Earthworks Industries Inc V.EWK

Alternate Symbol(s):  EAATF

Earthworks Industries Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is in the development stage. The Company has no operations, no significant revenues and has not completed the landfill project. The Company has completed an environmental impact study of a landfill project through its wholly owned subsidiary, Cortina Integrated Waste Management Inc. (CIWM). The Company’s Cortina Integrated Waste Management project is approximately 60 miles from Sacramento and approximately 100 miles from San Francisco. It offers an opportunity for investors to meet the growing demand for waste disposal capacity.


TSXV:EWK - Post by User

Comment by Agardon Apr 24, 2021 2:25pm
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RE:63 reads.

RE:63 reads.Another 63 reads and no posts. No wonder I feel like one hand clapping.

I half expected the EPA news this past week but I feel it is very likely this week.. THe last EWK documents were sent in on Jan 20th and the EPA, just about always, takes 90 days to respond.

If there are no more bureaucratic red herrings ... then ... EWK may finally have a permit and a real asset worth many dollars, no matter how it goes from there.

Build it? Sell it? Partner up with a big boy? 

Or the EPA could find some other snipe hunt for Richard Powell to unravel.

Every decade or so this gets interesting.

Good luck all fellow Charlies.








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