Talga TLG - General Discussion, page-605

Uncertainty and doubt have been evident here over the last few months, even without my involvement. But ok, then I'll rephrase the relevant sentence:

If the Sami don't want a mine, they will do everything in their power to prevent it or delay it for as long as they can.

With the community behind them and the UN on their side, the chances for these reindeer herders are remarkably good. Your comparison between iron and critical minerals is a bit off. Have you ever looked at Beowolf's presentations... it's all very familiar, isn't it? I see some still call it promoting a company that's on its last legs, which is absolutely fine if it helps those people in some way. For me, Talga's story remains worth watching, as there is nothing comparable in Europe. Whether you want to simply dismiss an opposing opinion as FUD is up to each individual. I can assure you, however, that taking a different perspective has rarely done any harm, but unfortunately that is still lacking here.

So one last question before I leave again:

What advantages would the community have from Talga's presence? LKAB has apparently done an outstanding job over the last few decades...

https://www.miningsee.eu/assessing-the-impact-of-mining-on-local-communities-in-sweden/

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/2158379X.2023.2251110#d1e471



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