Compelling Comparison, page-8

RE the size of Norilsk...

Yeah, but I wouldn't want their headache's lol.

* Ore that's deep, over 800 meters.
* Melting permafrost flooding their mines, causing shut-downs for months
* Collapsing the ground under their diesel fuel tanks
* Flooding the river with over 20,000 tonnes of diesel
* Contaminating nearly 400 square kilometers in the arctic circle
* Causing acid rain and smog for decades
* Upsetting Norway's weather so bad, they scored a $2 billion dollar fine.
* Problems with Ice Breakers to get their ore out.
* Failed retro-fits of old nuclear subs as part of more failed work-arounds to the ice breaker problem
*In fighting so bad between the major shareholders that one guy was offered $12 billion for his 25% share, just to get rid of him, but he turned them down.
* Deals and negotiations to keep an uneasy peace, (but the agreement is supposed to expire in June 2023).

Oh, and their filthy old smelters account for 2% of all global emissions, so they have to start installing all the new green technologies and "sulfur catch n re-process" gear at a whopping cost over $5.5 billion buckeroonies by 2025.

Meanwhile, Julimar is a pleasant commute with mostly awesome weather, a great team, the opportunity to do everything "clean and green" from the get go, and the only ice they have within 400 square kilometers is at the local pub in a well deserved glass of beer at the end of a warm day, LOL