I believe EPM has said they anticipate in the next 6 to 12 months on submitting an EIA, you can assume NAMA has done some of the paper work for it. That's what I'm saying. Don't know why you think it'll take 7 to 10 years, seems unsubstantiated on your behalf to make that claim.We have heard no word from NAMA. So its not safe to assume anything.
The situation may well require 7-10 years plus as we know based on other posters reports
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https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/lead-and-zinc-pollution-concerns-at-ivittuut.6126710/page-185?post_id=54116243I suspect if an EIA had potential it would have been submitted by the former owner well before now. Theres been plenty of years to do so.
Now at a time where Greenland has been taken over by a green focused government party and environmental issues could be extremely difficult to get approved. The project has been purchased?
I have tried to work out any issues with the mine. As you see there has been a couple and information has not been forthcoming or perhaps not correct making the discovery harder. Yet we havent yet determined anything that has definitively shown these problems dont exist.
I just hope that EPM can answer to these concerns soon and will become aware of any other issues that may assist shareholders in ensuring the suitable purchase they seek.
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