Meeting with Bahay, page-23

@Kere

Hopefully we see PWN relinquish this project, it doesn't even matter if we receive any financial consideration. IMO, the project is contrary to the ESG principles that PWN is trying to uphold, from an environmental, cultural and heritage perspective.

Leaving emotion and "doing the right thing" aside, the project is a financial drain, a management distraction and is diificult to see progressing by two companies with very limited financial and operational resources. A "lock the gate" campaign and protests against PWN would be a PR nightmare.

ABC has highlighted the concerns of stakeholders in respect to the mineral development of the Karinga Lakes.

1. An old Landline episode which highlighted the environmental scaring done to the Karinga Lakes during earlier potash exploration programs.
ABC Landine, March 2015 "Boiling Point" - predated PWN involvement - time stamp 7.55mins.

https://www.abc.net.au/local/archives/landline/content/2015/s4202290.htm


2. And a recent ABC article in respect to the native title determination

ABC News, April 2023

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-07/native-title-determination-for-anangu-people/102197218