Saggy. Not quite understanding where you are coming from. All...

Saggy. Not quite understanding where you are coming from. All resources that are dug from the ground have impurities. Some are more harmful to the overall process than others. The process and method of seperating the impurities from the wanted resource (U in this case) comes at a cost. The various types of feasiblity studies will attempt to model a cost...and to do this they would have to understand the impurities ratio. I think the industry term is strip ratio?

This is true for all resources gold, silver, copper, nickel, lead, zinc etc etc...

Anyhow I'm no Uranium rocket scientist but I'll take on board that benadite is bad for U. So if I see that word come up in the detail resource report I'll pay extra attention. :-)

PS. Nothing to stop you from raising your concerns to BMN about this. But my guess is that they will tell you to wait for the report as they would need to do a number of tests.