Kenny No suggestion that wet harvesting is unconventional but...

Kenny
No suggestion that wet harvesting is unconventional but rather a comment on the way the word de-risk is used fairly frequently and then things are changed significantly.
It's all a matter of perception. It can be viewed as dynamic, open to ideas etc or viewed as not quite knowing what was being done initially.
You seem happy to claim that what RWD proposes is unconventional. I seem to recall that what Andrew Forrest proposed was also unconventional. If what RWD proposes is infact unconventional but has been labelled "state of the art" by a German engineering firm with 65 years of potash experience then some might suggest that RWD is a leader and and not a follower.
As to the comment re Euroz, AMN makes an explicit comment in its scoping study (from memory) about Euroz and raising project capital. I wasn't referring to their last cap raise (was that the scoured the earth chap?).
Cheers