@themetalsco@benchmarkmin@BilleBryan Lies as always. Manganese is mined in ultra-cheap open-pit mines in Africa. Could be mined in the US too because it is everywhere. You really think mining nodules at 4,000 meters below sea level is cheaper than open-pit mining?
The grade in Africa is higher than in nodules.
@themetalsco You have further delayed first production until 2028. There’s no way a new Democratic administration, if elected, would allow a project that ignores international law.
@gtbgtb This is rare earths in Japanese waters. Completely different from TMC. You have not demonstrated any viability: all the so-called experts of your PFS are your pals, not reputable consultants.
@imuni4fun@coinderdotcom@drewslark One day you will understand why TMC invited retail investors like you, what your role was. But it will take a long time.
Read the PFS in the meantime. It's probably a bit hard for someone like you to read but you'll see where processing is done, and where refining may be done.
@ElizabethHolmes Some will tell you that deep sea mining has been authorised recently by the US. In reality it has been authorised in national waters (200 nautical miles) forever. Nobody wanted to do it because it's not profitable. The people behind TMC had a previous pump and dump at Nautilus.