EIA Report, page-41

NRO
Please, you are going to tell me that because they use Fluorine in toothpaste and baby milk that its safe in Kvanefjeld?

That is a totally disingenuous statement.

You have to know that the Sodium Fluoride used in toothpaste and baby milk is used at a level of 1 part per million, or 1ppm. Kvanefjeld has Villiamite. It runs at between 2% and 5% throughout the deposit. That translates to a Sodium Fluorine level of between 20,000ppm and 50,000ppm.

Are you comparing its safe use in household products at 1ppm and suggesting that the Kvanefjeld levels at 20,00ppm to 50,000ppm are therefore safe?
Please tell me you are not trying to do that. The fact is at either of those levels, 20,000ppm or 50,000ppm if the Sodium Fluorine were introduced into the water, or if it became dust released into the air, any ingestion of either into the stomach or the lungs of any animal or human would be fatal.

Thats why its handling in any Environmental plan or Mine plan is so important. I haven't seen a sensible plan from GGG.

Have a nice day, and please don't insult us with comparison between toothpaste with Fluorine at 1part per million and Kvanefjeld's Fluorine at 20,000 to 50,000ppm. I also wouldn't advise the Company to produce any Villiamite toothpaste as a way to use the Fluorine.

Ciao