Ann: Investor Presentation, page-19

Hi , I am looking at investing in PUR and was doing some research.

Can any shed some light as to, if there are any other mines currently operation in the area?
It looks like a no brainer that they will increase their Resource in the coming months...

but read a few line that worries me...(some harsh environment )

Accessibility, Infrastructure and Climate
The Buck Mountain Gold Project is located 18 miles northeast of Lake Havasu City in Mojave County,
Arizona USA (Figure One). Access from the main highway (Interstate 40) is along gravel roads which have
been well maintained. The area has a dry, desert climate. Winters are cool with a few frosts, while
summers are hot with temperatures commonly reaching over 50 degrees Celsius. Annual rainfall averages
3.6 inches. Rains when they come may be deluges so heavy that desert soil, surfaced with desert pavement,
cannot absorb them. Alluvial fans, like the Buck Mountain alluvial fan, form when muddy floods,
redistribute the sand and gravel of the watercourse, or change the route of the stream, and carry fresh
loads of mud and silt down on to the internal drainage basins. Such muddy floods dry up so rapidly that
hours afterwards, only the damp, smooth sand in the washes reveals that a storm has passed

Not down ramping...
just wanting to assess the probability of setting up a future mine.