I'm not that knowledgable on the topic, but don't think CLQ is...

I'm not that knowledgable on the topic, but don't think CLQ is going to make us big money removing chloride from water. Lets put Ionic to rest for the time being, my understanding is the graphene filters help remove organic substances that supplement CLQ's other water technologies. Together, supposedly, they provide a more complete solution for what they hope to be large industrial or municipal projects. But CLQ's technology seems to have a specialty in removing metals from sludges and mining tails that not just cleans it up, but salvages metals of value, the value which supposedly can pay for the whole process, and/or make a profit. Where are these deals?