Replies to post #110709 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

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Milo2, during the Chicago presentation, the only things I remember him mentioning were these:

The meeting in the high-school gymnasium with over 800 locals
where he mentioned that cyanide would not have to be used..and
then an NAK representative mentioned to him not to speak for
them. Or something to that nature. (He mentioned that he stayed
and answered every question til every person was gone)

That the local native population did not trust NAK because they
felt NAK was misleading them. To some effect. Can't remember
exact details, but seems as though when they first started out,
they had left some messes behind. (I believe that was
straightened out, but it left the locals not trusting NAK's
stewardship)

He mentioned that he has ALWAYS expressed the Liberty Star
Environmental statement on a consistent basis to the locals:

Environmental Mission Statement

We will use the latest and most innovative technologies to
achieve our environmental mission


Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp. is committed to responsible
stewardship of our environment, as well as our investors’ assets.

We encourage indigenous people to participate in the wealth
created by working with us and to make decisions about the best
uses of their land that will sustain wealth for future
generations.

We pledge to readily and fully comply with all laws and
regulations affecting air, water and land. We expect the same of
our contractors, consultants, and affiliates too.

We will demonstrate our leadership through innovative planning
and execution at every stage, from road, mine and mill
engineering and construction through decommissioning stage work.

We are dedicated to transparency and pro-activity in minimizing
our environmental impact with facilities that are planned and
operated with consideration of habitat and complete reclamation
effort.

TIC TOC
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