“When Stockhouse most recently covered Desert Mountain Energy Corp. (TSX-V: DME, OTCQX: DMEHF, Forum) earlier this month, we looked at this Company’s work to extract and process one of the top resource investments around – helium. The second most abundant and second lightest element in the known universe.

One of the last, and possibly most significant sources of helium is Northeastern Arizona’s Holbrook Basin. In our previous editorial on DME, we highlighted a recent report on the subject titled “Feasibility of New Helium Well Development in the Holbrook Basin, Arizona” published in May 2021 by Colorado School of Mines Graduate Geologist Jacob Smith, which assessed the economic feasibility of development of helium resources in the Holbrook Basin and the potential for further exploration in the area.” FOR THE FULL ARTICLE, CLICK HERE.

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