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if the green party is the only thing stopping the licence and they get dropped from the Government then there will be nothing to stop the licence being issued. Greens likely to lose a lot of their balance of power and so it must be worth a punt to a lot of investors.
Personally I would rather they just said no now cos at least we could start the court appeal and have a better sense of an ending here....

also - election less than a month away now - could start seeing a rise soon.

I hope.

can't stand these sort of parties normally - but - just this once, because I am greedy and really really want this licence to happen I'm happy to see this. Damberg's party being destroyed for its coalition with the greens....

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/998121/Sweden-election-Eurosceptic-Sweden-Democrats-socialist-vote-latest-polls

I there are another 1% swedes who own this company - more of them to p**s off.....

for those who speak Swedish..
https://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2327&artikel=7015777

is at it again (today on radio)
Social Democratic Minister Mikael Damberg is among others responsible for the mining industry and has raised the issue of hurrying the establishment of mines.

If only there was someone out there who could speed up the process? Oh yeah, it's him, the useless ******.

really sorry to hear that Mick and you are absolutely right - even if you ended up a millionaire you can't buy happiness and friendship. This should always be a sideshow to life itself.

Take care - sounds like you've been through the worst of it.. (I hope)
Paul

lol....

have a look at the BMR page - would seriously want to invest in that joke of a share? I know where I'd put my money....

Fennoscandian Resources, a Nordic company with British owners, wants to build a mine in Heinävesi, in eastern Finland, to break graphite, writes Svenska Yle.

The inhabitants of the region did not celebrate, just. The economic, ecological and public relations disaster in Talvivaara is still alive - partly because of the scandal continuing, five years after the discovery was first discovered.

People are most worried about what happens to one of Finland's largest lakes, Saimen, if a gruesome accident occurs in the area.

Among other things, parliamentarian Kaj Turunen (Saml) and MEP Pekka Sarvamaa (Saml) have expressed opposition to the mining plans in Heinävesi. Sarvamaa urged residents in the area to "stand up to" global actors.

But the problems in Talvivaara may not be as big as some circles think. The Finnish mining industry was represented by Kaivosteollisuus, President Pekka Suomela, who thinks Finland and the industry have learned so much of the Talvivaara fathers in that it is no longer a question of a new mining disaster.

"Environmental requirements have become more detailed when it comes to the infamous sulphate, but also on other issues," says Suomela.

In Talvivaara, the mine failed to meet the requirements for sulphate levels. At worst, the values ​​were 90 times greater than allowed.

Fennoscandian Resources, which is the company that plans a graphite mine in Heinävesi, is owned by British Beowulf Mining. In April, Beowulf Mining and Turku Academy started a collaboration on just graphite.

oh, that's awful. Take care, there's more important things than money....

and then not tell anyone about it for 6 months.

nah - they'll have dropped something in it by mistake.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jul/30/the-swedish-town-on-the-frontline-of-the-arctic-wildfires
could do with a mine to help given the damage...

Nature reserves and commercial forests have been affected. While wildlife is likely to recover, the plantations – which supply timber mills, paper mills and furniture companies like Ikea – have taken a hit.

11.35p paid :)

let's hope it's not a leak......for the goldfish's sake.

here we go.....

thanks - that's my understanding - if the Greens are no longer a significant part of the next Gov't this SP will soar (finally!)

any chance you could summarise for us non-Swedish and too lazy to use google investors?

no one is selling in Sweden - just someone here who'd rather be somewhere else....