How will unrefined material in Canada be transported to refinery in Vietnam, economically and environmentally?, page-14

You have pretty poor memory then. That is fine, as long as you remember that you owe me royalties when you use my brilliant tunnel through center of the earth idea for you next presentation.

I actually think that is a better pitch than the current one.

Because this isn't working, you are just pointing out that the Ta Khao mine is uneconomical as you compare it unfavorable with another uneconomical mine on care and maintenance (and I use care, and I use maintenance, very loosely here), and furthermore you point out that the ore is not really suitied for a hydromet plant by focussing on the 'complementary metalurgical characteristics' suggesting that indeed a hydromet plant isn't well suited for the deposit. Who could have guessed? I am not sure how Radium-226 is complementary to anything though. Is that better than the high arsenic feedstock BSX was hoping to get from Trafigura? A tunnel through the earth fits the ESG story much better then. And is probably equally realistic.