It laughable to see the down rampers spreading misinformation...

It laughable to see the down rampers spreading misinformation when research into the sinking ship, I fully understand why gbb said to nro to focus on GGG pollution issues and rejections from experts.

Kvanefjeld (Kuannersuit) rare earth - uranium project

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International experts against disposal of tailings from Kvanefjeld mine in Taseq Lake:Investigative journalists of Danwatch have contacted a number of international mine waste experts, all of whom are very skeptical about the proposed wet tailings disposal scheme for the Kvanefjeld mine at Taseq Lake. This scheme presents hazards in the long term, which could only be avoided by placing the tailings back in the mined-out pit.
> View: Danwatch Release Mar. 20, 2021 · Background report Mar. 20, 2021 (in Danish)

The anachronistic proposal for a wet tailings disposal scheme at the Kvanefjeld (Kuannersuit) rare earths / uranium mine:In the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for its Kvanefjeld (Kuannersuit) mine project, Greenland Minerals Ltd (GML) presents its decision to select a wet disposal scheme for the tailings arising from the planned processing of local ores for their rare-earths and uranium contents. The tailings, moreover, are to be covered by a water layer in the long term.
This proposal is absolutely anachronistic, given the troubling history of major tailingsdam failures, as documented here and at World Mine Tailings Failures : wet-disposed tailings aremechanically unstable and tailings dams holding them are subject to sudden failure, oftencausing serious destruction and loss of lives.
> Download full text of analysis: The anachronistic proposal for a wet tailings disposal scheme at the Kvanefjeld (Kuannersuit) rare earths / uranium mine in Greenland, Feb. 11, 2021 (115kB PDF)
[Moreover, this reminds one of the situation at the Husab mine in Namibia: Two weeks, after China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Corp. acquired the project's Australian developer Extract Resources Ltd in April 2012, the company announced to replace the proposed dry tailings management scheme for the mine by a wet scheme in a last-minute U-turn.]