I feel like I answered this already but I will be more succinct.
Old BAU model - store brines in ponds = high risk of run-off (liquid brine, not salt)
Current BAT - store in encapsulation facilities = low risk of run-off but high cost (not to mention ~200 per tonne waste levies to store it)
Emerging BAT (QBS) - recycle waste = low cost and minimal risk of run-off.
hope that helps
Ann: Corporate Presentation - August 2023, page-34
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