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Post by lefmike1 on Apr 09, 2011 7:25am

Water Licence Usage....

FIU were obligated to inform shareholders of this situation wheter or not it was credible, based on everything I have been able to read regarding this fringe group and their litigation records, they are nothing more than a bunch of left wing tree huggers.  Read their web site,  Capitalist this Capitalist that, industry is bad, sicialism is good Marxist even better...
Check it out for yourself...  Google  FSE


MWS WATER LICENCE

MWS's Integrated Water Use Licence ("Water Use Licence") was issued in June 2010 by the South African Department of Water Affairs ("DWA") for the water uses associated with the development of its new tailings facility, or TSF.

An appeal was filed by the Federation for a Sustainable Environment ("FSE") with the South African Water Tribunal against MWS's Water Use Licence. The South African National Water Act allows appeals against the grant of a Water Use Licence provided the appellant has fulfilled certain conditions: notably lodging a valid objection within a specific period of time.

After consulting with external legal counsel, the Company is of the view that the appeal is not legally valid and therefore does not suspend the duly granted, existing Water Use Licence.

Mr van der Mescht commented, "Additionally, we have continued to try to engage with the FSE to explain the project's strong environmental credentials".


The TSF makes it possible, over the life of the MWS project, to remove 15 old tailings dams in the Stilfontein area that are currently a major source of air and water pollution. The retreatment of these historical dumps will reduce the salt load on the Vaal River by up to 50% compared to current levels. Gold and uranium content will be reduced by more than 50% and 25%, respectively. Removal of these metals and other sources of pollution will improve the quality of the groundwater, while rehabilitation of the associated footprint areas will realize land that can be utilized for alternative sustainable development initiatives such as housing, industrial development and grazing.

Comment by PUNJABI on Apr 10, 2011 8:42am
I still do not understand the proper significance of the water permit & the consequence to the company if this permit is suspended or cancelled.Can anyone please elaborate & provide some input. I need some answers to the following question in order to understand the true importance of this water for FIU in short & long term & possible consequences to the production of U & gold ...more  
Comment by lefmike1 on Apr 10, 2011 9:01am
Punjabi my friend,\please do some your own research.  You have asked some very good questions that you can find answers to if you did the minimal necessary research.  Does MWS need water?   That's a no brainer if you looked at how the tailings are recovered...  Where is the water coming from?  Another no brainer,  please do some of your own research that ...more  
Comment by lefmike1 on Apr 10, 2011 9:54am
FYIREgards.Water used for mining of the dams, is currently sourced from the pumping of water from the defunct Margaret Shaft. This pumping, at a rate of 40Ml/d, is undertaken via an agreement between Simmers, Pamodzi Gold (Orkney) and Anglogold Ashanti Limited.Return water is also harvested from the Chemwes 5, Buffels 1 and 3 tailings deposition sites. In addition,water is also provided by Buffels ...more  
Comment by lefmike1 on Apr 10, 2011 10:22am
more info Item 6 (i) - PERMITS TO CONDUCT WORKMWS Water Use LicenceMWS held a water licence (No. 23050323), which was valid until 20 October 2008. As required in terms ofthe National Water Act 1998, MWS submitted an amended Integrated Water Use License (“IWULA”)application to the Department of Water and Environment (“DWAE”) in January of 2009.The applicationincorporated all defined „water ...more  
Comment by airgoddafi on Apr 10, 2011 7:12pm
this demonstrates you know nothing about the industry and company... maybe thats why you are a shareholder like leftnut and narquackquack quack
Comment by colt451 on Apr 10, 2011 8:30pm
I usually don't dignify people who indiscriminately bash with an answer, but what exactly is it that you know about this company that I don't? I know I've been following this company longer than you....I know that I'm more intelligent than you because I formulate arguments as opposed to three sentence bashings that a stoner in high school could have thought up....and I have a ...more  
Comment by airgoddafi on Apr 11, 2011 11:54pm
hey punjabi, the water is used to replenish the thirst of the miners working in tough working conditions. 
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