***Cautious management is a good thing. But when faced with the huge costs of MINING, the bureaucracy of PASS, and dealing with a less than compliant WASTE industry....we need decisions.I am assuming the directors are making them. Rewards will only come when there is risk. The company has made serious decisions already....i know its a waiting game.... but hell its frustrating***
you say “ the bureaucracy of pass” how did you come to that assumption or speculation?
you say “ and dealing with less than compliant waste industry” true that less than compliant waste companies are getting fined by epa. However, having said that epa approved pass accepted landfill sites has not copped a fine for poor handling of pass in the 9 to 10 years.
pass is currently getting dumped from early works project and from high rise projects, did any landfill site got shut down or fined to date?
in the last 3 and half years no companies big or small jumped on nag pass bandwagon, except nag and rampers jumping on their own bandwagon.
nag management and rampers can conclude they have the best pass management ready to go, that mentality doesn’t get customers through the gates with pass.
the construction industry and logistics companies need to give nag the appraisal of been the best solution for pass and to date no one approved nag.
nag will ONLY get pass if the logistics companies agree to it or suits them financially, otherwise it’s just a dream income for nag gold drilling expenses.
as long as 3 largest logistics companies have their own pass sites underwater or lime treated, nag will not get to sniff pass material.
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