WR1 General Discussion, page-24632

I wouldn’t have thought so but both projects are still too early stage to really get a good understanding. In this interview, Blair says they’ve already been collecting baseline environmental data for a year or more now, although the complexities of PMET will surely mean permitting is going to be a behemoth that can’t suddenly be done quickly simply because they have a head start on baseline data and contact with First Nations people (god I hate that expression ‘first nations’). You’re either a Canadian or a foreigner, nothing in between.

If PMT beats WR1 to production then something has really gone wrong.

Based on limited information I’ve seen to date, I think PMET will be lucky to be in production this decade (late 2029/2030 is my current estimate for them) and then it’s a question of how much sooner Adina will be ahead of that.