Met a geologist who told me he would take a hard rock over brine at any time despite the lower cost of production of brine. He said for hard rock, what you see is what you get but for brine, initially it may give 700mg/l but may not be there after start pumping. That's because brine moves.
i am no geologist. Any truth to that? Is that something we should monitor very closely?
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