Monday, September 30, 2013 4:35:33 PM
From an economic standpoint, neither Pebble nor Cumo make any economic sense. Too much capital and too much environmental opposition. At least Pebble had Anglo backing them up. Neither Northern Dynasty nor Cumo have the resources to ever put one of these projects into production.
At least when they were Mosquito Gold they had other projects. Shaun Dykes bet the farm on Cumo. And it looks like he bet wrong.
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