This information was also presented in the Environmental Impact Statement ("EIS") process and related documents for the project. We have been equally clear with all stakeholders that: (a) we were planning to construct and operate an initial mine at Pebble for twenty years, (b) that initial plan did not mine the entire resource, and (c) at some future time, we would likely consider an expansion, but had no formal specific plans for additional mining at Pebble (nor could we given the contingencies associated with the initial phase submitted for permitting). "We have been forthright and clear in all of our public communications and with regulators that Pebble would need to be permitted in phases. "We want to be absolutely clear, however, that to the extent the report contains any suggestion that we tried to mislead regulators in any way, it is categorically wrong and misinformed of the realities of the Pebble permitting process."
Thus, our comments are initial and we will have more to share with the public." It was clearly shared with some of the media before it was shared with us. "To begin, we have not had time to fully review the 163 page report.
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The statement, reiterated in full below, read: (TSX:NDM)(NYSE American:NAK) ("Northern Dynasty" or the "Company" or "NDM") reports that John Shively, CEO of its 100%-owned U.S.-based subsidiary Pebble Limited Partnership ("Pebble Partnership" or "PLP") released the following statement about last Friday's Transportation and Infrastructure ("T&I") Committee report on the Pebble mine. VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / Octo/ Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd.
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