Canada Carbon Inc V.CCB

Alex come on and answer

[Mayberry1]

Blackfly asked you days ago to back up your previous claims. So tell us just how you figure the Miller Project will create toxic tailings? I think everyone wants to hear this theory explained.

[smashedpotatoes]

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[ThinkPlease]

There will be no tailings pond at the Miller Project. The tailings are benign, resembling beach sand, and will be dewatered and dry stacked until they are returned to the excavation prior to restoration with reserved soil and maple trees grown on site. There will be no kerosene in use on site. There are no "any number of pollutants" threatening the Carson watershed. That is a myth.

[smashedpotatoes]

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[Mayberry1]

Here you go again bashing your buddy Tom. Your Absolutely right in this comment "let the company do the talking". Pass that onto Tom maybe if he met with Castor the company could speak for itself properly. Pretty idiotic to cancel meetings last minute then try and vilify the company for not communicating with them. The good prople in GSLR have got to be seeing through this pathetic

[BlackFly]

Cherry picking again Alex, you left out the part that holds the flotation water in a secure closed loop and it recycles so that there is no discharge to the outside. Oil and water don't mix and the kerosine attaches to the graphite and the graphite is not exposed to the elements, it is taken to the thermal unit and becomes part of that process in heating the graphite under, vacuum to obtaim 99

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[ThinkPlease]

The flotation testing done by SGS Lakefield employed #2 fuel oil, not kerosene. Because it is lighter than water, and hydrophobic, it rises to the top of the flotation cell (with graphite particles, which are similarly hydrophobic), which is known in mining parlance as the head of the tank. The hydrophilic host rock (mainly marble) remains fully entrained in the water phase in the flotation cell

[Mayberry1]

Ouch another Alexism debunked. Can this guy get anything right?