Clean Air Metals Launches Drilling Program for Escape Deposit

Clean Air Metals Inc. announced a drilling program to explore the depth extension of the Escape deposit, part of the Thunder Bay North project in Canada. This program begins with a 900 m drill hole targeting recently identified anomalies. Escape, representing 40% of the project's metals, is crucial to resource expansion.

The deposit, rich in platinum, palladium, copper, and nickel, has significant expansion potential. The company hired an expert to reevaluate the geophysical data, identifying three anomalies similar to previous discoveries.

This development precedes a preliminary economic assessment of the project. With geophysical support and in collaboration with local communities, Clean Air Metals aims to maximize the value of Thunder Bay North.