Replies to post #3646 on Mining Company research board

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So, this is KJ's answer???

Kevin Jones - CDNL
?@krjcardinal
@dukelasilver a permit is not required given the non public supply use and using an existing water right. Once installed people can visit

Wrong answer. Pumping water out of an old mine has nothing to do with whether the use is for a public water supply (PWS), and absolutely nothing at all to do with water rights.

Remember, Cardinal is supposedly using the minewater as process water for reprocessing old tailings, not for drinking water. Here is what the purpose of the water was for:

Also in July, we are going to Arizona to finalize the location and logistics of installing our first US based CRB-40. This system will be used to pump and treat water from an underground mine for use in the reclamation and reuse of mine tailings from the 1800’s.

So, why just a few weeks ago did KJ say this, if no permits are required?

Kevin Jones - CDNL ?@krjcardinal · Jul 8

water treatment. This work and reports were reviewed and approved by state and federal agencies. We have acknowledged this work previously

Kevin Jones - CDNL ?@krjcardinal · Jul 8

state and federal regulatory agencies for approval and is in the public record. Work has involved environmental permitting, studies and

Kevin Jones - CDNL ?@krjcardinal · Jul 8

We have worked for the Vast Mtn group on an as needed basis since 2004 and in a prior company. Out work, which has been submitted to (CONT)

So, on July 8th, KJ tweeted there was environmental permitting and now today, there is no permitting needed???

The bottom line is that permitting is needed - you simply cannot pump water out of an old mine and use it for any purpose without the proper permitting - especially to reprocess old mine tailings. That water is going to have regulated constituents - heavy metals, primarily. But possibly other issues - sulfates, nitrates, cyanide, and so on.

KJ appears to be a liar, working for a banned securities fraudster.