Ann: CEO's Presentation to Shareholders, page-8

Punter

You know your way around landfills. I get the impression you've been comparing NAG's potential PASS storage operations with those at current landfill sites permitted to take PASS. Surely the landfill sites you're talking about, let's call them traditional landfill sites, will have to have different setups to treat the PASS than those that NAG's will be using. Staff to spread the soil, add the lime, mix it, test it etc. Staff to organise the storing of the mountains of lime and transport it to the soil. Perhaps staff to move the treated soil to another site nearby, to make room for the next lot coming in over and over and over again. Staff to manage the in and out access roads as they get chopped up, especially in wet weather. NAG have heaps of roadbase onsite and their roads will be quickly repaired, should they need to be.

From the way you're talking NAG should be getting their act together and getting all these extra workers and equipment organised.

EXCEPT they don't need to cos they're not a traditional landfill and PASS won't be stored and treated as it would be in a traditional landfill. You are not comparing apples with apples.

Nanu

PS have you bought enough NAG shares yet?