its holdings there as around the world. >> it is 51% stake holder in the yanacocha mine. 5% is ownedorld bank. they also have holdings all over the world. recently, in fact, they said if they are not going to be able to move ahead with the project in peru, they are quite ready to pursue other opportunities both in the u.s., nevada, as well as indonesia and other countries around the world. they are sort of holding this out as a threat, that they have plenty of other balls in play, so to speak, in various countries around the world. >> and their record, in terms of labor relations, environmentally, is it unusual for a mining company pretty much pro forma for the extracting industry? >> i don't know if i can say is unusual, but certainly, the record in the mining question, yanacocha, in peru, has been extremely problematic at best. there has been a lot of water sources that have gone dry. there was a terrible spill with mercury, which contaminated the local water sources several years ago. a lot of the mountains in the region have been turned into giant mining pits. communities have st