Brumadinho

I'm also aware of, on that topic, another individual on LinkedIn, Michael Prelew, MGA, who has an investment banking bond trading background.

He did some work right after Brumadinho in 2019 at Sustainalytics to do with ratings for mines from an ESG perspective based on how they are managing their tailings dams.

And he's now moved on to a similar tool to help financing where there is conflict mining in a supply chain or that there is conflict around some mines in a broader portfolio for a large miner.

So that's one issue that's triggered there and what you've put before us.

you know, just to, and that, so you're saying that was last year in Zambia, there was this major riverine impact, um, uh, effectively 10 years earlier.

So it sounds like somewhere in the world, sort of once a decade, there is a, quite a, a major, um, ecosystem related one, but it seems like there's almost been a cluster, um, in the past 10 years with that one in Zambia.

And then there was Brumadinho in 2019, Samarco at Mariana.

in 2015, and then there was Mount Polly 2014 in Canada.

Também, porque isso pode ser um ciclo de uma mineradora que tem ali um prazo determinado de algo que está acontecendo.

e provocou toda uma mudança mas ela não é perene ela é um ciclo de 15, de 10 anos então tem que entender isso eu morro de medo, por exemplo, de cidade que é rica por conta de uma empresa é perigosa, vou te dar um exemplo Brumadinho Então, se acontecer alguma coisa com aquela empresa, aquela empresa quebrar, a cidade vai junto.

Então, quanto mais diversificada a economia local, mais resiliente ela é.

Cristiano, eu quero só mudar um pouquinho o rumo da prosa, como diz o bom mineiro.