West High Yield Resources is focused on the exploration and development of strategic critical minerals critical that play a pivotal role in the global societal transition towards green energy and a net zero carbon environment: Magnesium, Gold, Silica, Nickel, and Iron. Magnesium is formally classified as a critical mineral in North America, the European Union, and other industrial nations. Magnesium is used in a variety of industry sectors, such as transport (automotive, aircraft, train, motor & e-bikes), consumer electronics (laptop, mobile phone, tablet), steel industry, pharmaceutical and agricultural products, and medical implants. Magnesium is one of the main alloying elements for aluminum providing unique properties to aluminum cans, aerospace, and transport applications, and substitution is technically not feasible. It is critical to the global automotive industry being used for lightweight vehicle concepts, hydrogen storage, and advanced battery and hydrogen technology. Silica is used in grinding and polishing glass and stone; in foundry molds; in the manufacture of glass, ceramics, silicon carbide, ferrosilicon, and silicones. Nickel’s chief use is in nickel steels and nickel cast irons, which typically increases the tensile strength, toughness, and elastic limit. Iron is used to make alloy steels like carbon steels with additives such as nickel, chromium, vanadium, tungsten, and manganese.
By a wide margin (82% – 18%) British Columbians have positive feelings about the mining sector. Underpinning this support for the sector, is the view that mining is good for BC’s economy and is conducted in a way that is respectful to the environment. 88% describe BC’s economic opportunities from mining as good, very good or excellent, and 73% say that the environmental standards in use in mining in BC are good, very good or excellent. Read Report Here.
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The Record Ridge Magnesium Project, located in the storied Rossland mining camp in southeastern British Columbia, contains over 10.8 million tonnes of recoverable magnesium.
West High Yield Resources retains 100% of the mineral rights to the Record Ridge Property which consists of 29 contiguous mineral claims, eight crown-granted claims, and one privately owned claim totaling 8,972 hectares. The known magnesium (“Mg”) mineralization is located within two of the mineral claims. The infrastructure for the proposed RRIM Project is located on mineral tenures controlled by the Company.
There is full infrastructure in place including roads, highways, nearby rail, electrical power, water, and natural gas. The highly prospective project is just two miles north of the U.S. Border with supporting industries and rail hub and seaport nearby.
*All ongoing and future engineering/geoscience work conducted by the company is being outsourced to registered firms in BC.
*All ongoing and future engineering/geoscience work conducted by the company is being outsourced to registered firms in BC.
We believe history is calling for a change in North America. We have to protect ourselves from climate change. We are working to be at the forefront of that necessary change by helping to reduce CO2 emissions in all industries through the use of ‘Magnesium Oxide’, Mother Nature’s Friendliest Resource. We are actively pursuing a new corporate standard, creating a Greener Environment and Shareholder Wealth through Eco-Friendly Stewardship, Scientific Reason and Business Acumen.
RECORD RIDGE PRE-FEASIBILITY STUDY:
The PFS Stage 1 testing focused on leaching and purification tests and development of basic process data required to complete engineering design and economic analysis. KPM’s report stated, “overall, the work has clearly demonstrated that it is possible to produce a high purity (>99%) Magnesium chloride (“MgCl₂”) solution from Record Ridge material using a commercially proven Hydrochloric acid (“HCl”) based treatment process with a recovery rate of 94.85%. This solution would be suitable for the production of high value, high purity Magnesium Oxide (“MgO”) and flame retardant quality Magnesium hydroxide (“Mg(OH)2”) using a commercially proven pyrohydrolysis.” KPM recommended The company proceeds to Stage 2 of the PFS involving completion of the engineering design and costing.
Fundamental Research Analyst, Sid Rajeev, breaks down FRC’s recent coverage on West High Yield Resources and the value it holds for investors.
West High Yield Resources director and corporate secretary, Barry Baim, sat down with Mari Len-Guzman, editor at Investing News Network, to outline West High Yield Resources and its assets at Record Ridge and Midnight Claim.
So what is Magnesium good for? A better question is what isn’t it good for? Gut health, mental health, creating stronger and lighter alloys, better insulation, fertilizer, energy storage and the list goes on.
Global One Media’s Bastien Boulay interviews Barry Baim, the Director of West High Yield (W.H.Y.) Resources Ltd. (TSXV: WHY), about their Record Ridge project in British Colombia and the importance of mining and the development of critical minerals – and Magnesium in particular.
Record Ridge is an exciting high-grade magnesium play well worth your attention. BC-based, this critical mineral project could be a massive contributor to not only the green energy revolution, but also 21st century agriculture, medicine, manufacturing and technology.
