I cannot see why phosphate would not be one of the easiest things to get permitting and approvals for as it is near surface and needed for world food production.
Not that any of this would prevent the idiots out there from objecting to us because it is still mining.
Just look at Europe where they are trying to close down fertilizer use because of some warped reason thinking.
This is ICG's best chance at making some reasonably quick money to get us on track for the rest of our exploration.
Lockitt
Ann: Potential For Phosphate Mineralisation at Frewena, page-238
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