"Paladin was at the forefront of trials switching the chemistry...

"Paladin was at the forefront of trials switching the chemistry to low PH before the collapse, remember water consumption-very important factor within Namibia uranium mining." You are talking absolute rubbish bunny. What trials are you referring to? They would have been announced by Paladin, so please, tell all of us what trials you are talking about.

The only published "trials" were those associated with the bicarbonate recovery project, which used nano filtration technology to recover and recycle sodium bicarbonate (there are a number of announcements on this - I urge you to read them). There would also have been a reduction in water consumption since make-up water for bicarbonate would be reduced in proportion to its recycle from the membrane plant. This is as far from "trials switching the chemistry to low PH" as you can get. Sorry mate, but you're making stuff up.

Paladin's other mine used an acid processing flow sheet but that's in Malawi and has been in C&M since early 2014.

For the record, I'm well educated in uranium processing. Your post above confirms you are not. You've made a wise decision to not "debate further".

If you're going to insult my intelligence, don't say things like this...."Wow, you’re not the sharpest knive in the draw!!"