News: ARR American Rare Earths Agrees To Make Application To List On Nasdaq, page-64

Amigo, from one madman to another, all modern mining operations in western countries must do their utmost to have good Environmental Social Governance (ESG). With regards to ARR, more than a year ago the team made an announcement and a video to demonstrate that the collection of all local plant species was being carried out. (Halleck Creek and Laramie have a semi-dry, high plains climate.) ARR said the aim was to grow these plants and be ready for the revegetation of areas that will be mined. So ARR is already taking the environmental recovery of Halleck Creek very seriously. Also Mel Sanderson was appointed because of her strength in governance and social issues. Perhaps the alternative is for you to sell this "minnow" and buy shares in MEI, then get onto their tthreads and help them out. I used to hold shares in MEI several years ago and found the posters are a friendly mob who would appreciate your suggetions on how to manage their sites in Brazil's forests. As for me, I'll stick with ARR and start searching for re-runs of the old TV series, like "Laramie" and the Lawman". I have to start developing the local accent and wearing cowboy boots, so that when ARR's shareprice goes past $1, I can take a holiday, maybe with other shareholders, and visit Wyoming State to see the mountains at Halleck Creek. That will be fun. All invited.