Interested if anyone genuinely technically knowledgeable in brines (userxyz, that does not include you) is able to answer this question:
Assuming Galan does the sensible thing and stops construction of the plant and piping, we will have concentrated brine sitting in ponds exposed to the elements for longer than originally anticipated. Is there any degradation over time and to what extent will this affect the brine product and suitability for customers?
Please state your experience in your response.
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