RE:RE:RE:RE:Note from BB if you are interestedAlfTanner wrote: It is not "one person" delaying the permit. Permits are simply not being approved anywhere under the Biden administration. This includes mining, oil, and natural gas. Oil companies, for example, might have a drilling permit, but then they cannot get permits for laying pipes. What good does a drilling permit do if you cannot pipe the oil away?
This is a coordinated effort by the Biden administration to shut down mining and energy production. These people are intentionally wrecking our economy. Inflation is through the roof for a reason.
Sorry Alf, you're wrong on this point and we'll tell you why. First, we're on the same side of the political aisle, so don't take this post as being negative regarding your major thrust of beliefs about the O'Biden administration. They are truly Ulta leftist kooks who don't care about real progress. But, here's why you're wrong...according to your thought of the current delay not residing with a singular person (or, small group), if that were true, the final draft release with automatic commencement of the public comment period...by your own definition...will not be coming...at all...for the remaining two plus years of this failed administration. Sorry Alf, it ain't goin down like that. While your frustration is definitely understandable, conflating Florence with the entire gas and oil industries isn't the place to put your thoughts. As previously stated multiple times, the Florence permit will be released for public comment out of the blue with a pleasant press release from Taseko management, more than likely before the end of April.