That's the risk they took, running ahead of the EA progress, especially with a low grade / high volume milling operation.

Tyhee has been more careful, and does not have anywhere near the impact on the environment. That's why this DAR submission is so important. Once in, and we build up to the culmination with a permit, wow, evertying opens up for Tyhee. This is the risk - reducing event we have to wait out, and get beyond.

The one good thing for Romarco was that they raised $135 million while at high share price, but I think they must have a lot of very unhappy investors today....

On the other hand, things are so crazy in the US that who knows how much political interference in the resource management agencies can happen. They may yet get past this problem.

SKELEG