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Originally Posted by bingun
Maybe I am way off, but this is essentially another option to achieve the same result. Utilizing the existing reactor rather than a new one.
They would still need to partner with someone like Cross River in order to achieve that, as they aren't in the medical isotope business.
Maybe they are in discussions with someone else, or perhaps Cross River is open to this new concept.
I don't think Lorneville was ever going to happen; that was people on Facebook trying to find another excuse to hate on the industrial park.
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It would seem odd to have both NBP and CR produce MIs in NB. Maybe it's a partnership that CR would build the processing plant in NB too.
The CR MI announcement last month was completely out of the blue, and then the Mayor of Fundy Shores/NBP seemed to indicated they had no knowledge of this, and now NBP comes out with this.
It seems as if it's, as the TJ article says, NBP is Johnny come lately, or there's some connection to things.
NBP is so beleaguered it's almost comical.