2022 the year of MGU, page-19

Thank you for your response Done.

First, I always err on the side of caution but once I'm convinced there is merit in an investment, I take a sizeable position. This strategy has served me well so far.

Second, if the biochar process relies solely on burning juniper trees, which have been declared an invasive species, they are hardly going to be permitted to plant more once the existing stockpile runs out. Once they have burnt all of the juniper trees that are close to their processing plant, they will be required to acquire juniper trees from elsewhere, incurring costs to pay someone to cut the trees down and someone else to transport them to MGU's plant.

Riddle me that.