Amigo, that could be highly possible. I am guessing that the...

Amigo, that could be highly possible. I am guessing that the first step will be to concentrate onsite using simple methods. ARR has already reported a three-fold increase in grades with magnetics. Also, ARR said that it expects flotation will substantially concentrate the RREs further. And Zenith (previous owner of ARR's Halleck Creek) reported that magnetics and gravity succesfully concetrate the RREs (which may be about 7 times higher grade than at La Paz). Next, once ARR has a flowsheet of onsite processes that concetrate the REEs, then perhaps ARR will apply the new biomining processes to go as far as possible, either by themselves or by an off-take partner. (The biomining could be carried out in giant fermentation containers, like those used in the brewing industry.) Finally, it might be worth re-reading the work done in 2011 by the original discoverers of La Paz. From memory, that company used standard processes (acid leach, etc) to refine its concentrate. That could be a plan B. One thing is for sure, we'll be learning a bit of science in the next few months.