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North American Tungsten is Seeking Approval for Dry Stack Tailings Facility and Reclamation Plan
North American Tungsten Corporation Ltd. (TSXV:NTC) announced that in conjunction with seeking out approval to construct a dry stack tailings facility, the company is also working with regulatory authorities to update the long-term reclamation plan and security arrangements for its Catung mine.
North American Tungsten Corporation Ltd. (TSXV:NTC) announced that in conjunction with seeking out construction approval for a dry stack tailings facility, the company is also working with regulatory authorities to update the long-term reclamation plan and security arrangements for its Catung mine.
As quoted in the press release:
The Company continues to participate in the regulatory review process for the reclamation plan and payment structure. The existing payment plan for mine operations is supported by collateral. Additional work and dialogue will be necessary to finalize the amount, form and timing of any revised reclamation plan, as well as any collateral required to support such plan.
Highlighting NTC’s solid 50-year environmental record at Cantung, the Company has made several specific investments that demonstrate its stewardship, including:
- more than $50 million in mine improvements during the past 4 to 5 years, including a state-of-the-art waste water treatment plant commissioned in July 2014;
- completion of engineering studies and work currently in process on the dry stack tailings facility to eliminate future need for additional tailings ponds;
- completed testing and scale-up of a project to increase recovery of tailings in Cantung’s current mill operation, laying the groundwork for reprocessing and dry stacking of tailings from the existing tailings ponds; and
- an overall plan for Cantung that includes progressive reclamation while the site is still operating to reduce final closure costs.
Kurt Heikkila, chairman and CEO of North American Tungsten Corp., commented:
The Cantung team remains focused on executing its operational plan and timely completion of major capital improvement projects, while management seeks discussions with the NWT about the Company’s reclamation plan.
We believe it is in the best interests of all stakeholders that NTC continues to be a prominent supplier in the tungsten market, and therefore it is our intent to come to a satisfactory agreement with the NWT within the next three to four months of the process.
Click here to read the full North American Tungsten Corporation Ltd. (TSXV:NTC) press release.
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