Bunker Hill Launches Its Web-Based Water Discharge Monitoring System In Support Of Its Rapid Restart Program
In support of its rapid restart program, Bunker Hill continues to optimize its water management solutions
The new pre-discharge treatment system is already having a significant effect, with acidity and metal content reduced substantially
To ensure transparency of this critical environmental aspect the Company has installed a water discharge monitoring system which uploads data onto its website every 5 minutes
Toronto, ON (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Bunker Hill Mining Corporation (the “Company”) (CSE: BNKR) announces the launch of its water quality tracking platform, which uploads data onto its website every 5 minutes. In line with its commitment to transparency and partnership, this gives public access to both real-time data on the quality of mine water being discharged from the Kellogg Tunnel and an interactive database to allow detailed historical analysis by all stakeholders
Bunker Hill Mining Intercepts Near Surface, High-grade Silver
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(Reported intercepts are not true widths as there is currently insufficient data to calculate true orientation in space. Prices used to calculate Ag Eq grades are as follows: Zn= $1.16/lb, Pb=$0.92/lb, Ag=$20/Oz)
PEA UPDATE
The PEA will be based on the resource published on September 28, 2020, in addition to further expected additions. Consulting Engineers from MineTech LLC have been engaged to deliver the PEA, which will be conducted in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 (“NI 43-01”). The focus will be upon the study of mining operations conducted above the current water level (Level 11). This will include a systematic study of existing infrastructure, capital cost estimates, operating cost estimates, metallurgy, resource modeling, mine design and scheduling, ventilation, haulage, and marketing. The key areas of trade-off study will include: 1) Truck haulage from Russell Tunnel vs rail haulage from Kellogg Tunnel; 2) Toll-milling vs construction of various in-house pro