In other cases where this has happened, companies did not have...

In other cases where this has happened, companies did not have the Natura 2000 or Environmental permits. We know your Tasman Metals case, but we have a more recent example with Beowulf's Kallak, where an application against the concession was filed with the Supreme Administrative Court by Sami and associations for environmental protection.

In contrast to these cases, Talga will have both Natura 2000 and Environmental permits completely approved and into law if the Supreme Court rejects the appeals. Mark learnt from Norra Karr and was able to do this in a different order.

Rather than copying and pasting the same post for over 2 years, perhaps explain how the mining concession can be appealed if the environmental and social impacts of the mine have already been given the green light by the Supreme Court.