The research shows
Where?
it is feasible to treat eudialyte
Economically or maybe one day in the future?
Ucore also stste they csn process eudialyte
Then I am sure they would have released some successful test results. Can you provide any?
as do other refining researchers.
Who? It's saying you can and proving you can are two different things. Of course we would like to know about the ones that have proven it is economically viable
There may be challenges when expanding to an industrial scale but that is a common even with variable ore types, let alone new ores.
This is why many are not mined Due to the lack of viability. Much like eudialyre
How do you know the ETM board sees no value in eudialyte?
The first and most obvious evidence is the total lack of any undertaking to investigate or sample in any way. That would be a pretty obvious sign wouldn't you think? A Subsequent pretty imperative sign is they have an expert on the board for the past 3 to 4 years and again even given that advice no efforts has been made to investigate any prospect of mining the material.
Finally I have personally consulted them to be informed that the prospect is a joke. There is little interest in ending up looking a faddy daddy I'm claiming ownership of an amazing new find that's almost worthless. You can determine its worth by the mine next door who is currently selling for much less than a cost to determine the resource was even there. Gbber would happily confirm this I'm sure
Where have they made such a statement publicly?
Ring them and find out for yourself. No point just hearing it from me
Do they have sufficient funds to do the exploration work?
Wouldn't she need to be interested first before you consider allocating any funds?
First step would be determining viability. So if you could verify your statements above I have questioned that would be a good start and if you could prove it then I'm sure management may change their mind
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