It is basically permanent. But what we are saying is the real issue is the mercury issue and the hydrochloric acid issue, and those things have not even been discussed.
John Rice Carter: “It is basically permanent. But what we are saying is the real issue is the mercury issue and the hydrochloric acid…”
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The speaker addresses environmental concerns related to mercury and hydrochloric acid.
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