Clean Air Metals Unveils Promising Seismic Survey Results at Escape Deposit

Clean Air Metals Inc. announced successful results from its Ambient Noise Tomography (ANT) survey at the Escape conduit, suggesting a potential one-kilometer extension of the deposit. The survey identified high-grade target areas, which will be further examined with more geophysical work in 2025, aligning with plans for a future drilling program.

The Escape intrusion is a major part of the Thunder Bay North Project, accounting for 40% of its metal content, with a resource estimate indicating 2.4 million equivalent ounces of platinum. VP of Exploration Lionnel Djon emphasized the survey's value, noting improved precision in targeting future drilling.

The ANT survey utilizes natural ambient noise to create detailed images of subsurface structures. The study revealed a significant negative velocity anomaly around the Escape and Current conduits, indicating potential extension along the southeast axis. Clean Air Metals plans a further deep electromagnetic survey next summer to explore larger sulphide traps.