The Ajax Project – The Conversation video

Posted on March 18, 2014 in Ajax // 5 Comments

NEWS/ AJAX — “Is there anything more beautiful?” the new Ajax promotional video begins. Yves Lacasse, KGHM’s external affairs manager, looks at a wintry scene. A child runs. A woman drives. Click on this story headline to view The Ajax Project – The Conversation.

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5 Comments on The Ajax Project – The Conversation video

Sean McGuinness // March 20, 2014 at 8:05 AM // Reply

Is the hockey scene in the video from Inks lake?

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Moneca // March 20, 2014 at 2:10 AM // Reply

Inviting people to join the conversation yet they’ve disabled the comments section on YouTube. All of their messages are so controlled and one-sided. The only opinions they want heard are those that agree with their agenda. It’s disingenuous and insulting to a community that deserves a real discussion based on facts and common sense, not imagery and propaganda.

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Ralph // March 19, 2014 at 7:44 AM // Reply

When I look into this I find mining engineers saying this is not even I challenging situation.

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Bill // March 18, 2014 at 3:31 PM // Reply

The homework: google “Butte Montana”.
We can learn from the experiences of others.

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Rudy // March 18, 2014 at 12:38 PM // Reply

Really – “Let’s have more conversation” – where were you in the last year or so when the questions were asked, yet no replies. Also – the comment made regarding some people who haven’t done their homework to the benefits of this mine, I’d say… do you homework on the various mines around the world showing the deterrents to a mine being so close to a city – it goes both ways

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