Ann: Positive Evaluation of Borehole Mining - Han, page-45

re: Ann: Positive Evaluation of Borehole Mini... Anthonymcc,

I respectfully disagree. Water is probably the primary issue. Even if recycling is possible, it takes enormous amounts of water and there are issues with disposing and/or purifying the contaminated water. You are evidently not familiar with the area where the Hansen project is located. Water is almost always the issue here. Even in BRM is able to resolve their many other open issues, I think you will find that water will end up being the biggest obstacle they will face.

The reason I asked Swissboy about Pinon Ridge is there have been a lot of assumptions made on this board that if BRM ever mines, the processing could take place at Pinon Ridge, which would save extensive transportation costs. Since there appears to be a lot of talk about providing "factual information", I was just asking what facts support this. Logic dictates that if the ore has to be shipped long distances and/or processed on site, there will be significant additional costs involved.

OK - I am ready for the attacks on the "greenie".......