New Appointment Strengthens Advisory Board
Vancouver, British Columbia — New Earth Resources Corp. (CSE: EATH) is thrilled to announce the recent appointment of Harrison Cookenboo, Ph.D., P.Geo., to its advisory board. Dr. Cookenboo is an esteemed professional geologist who brings over 35 years of rich experience in studying, assessing, and evaluating geological prospects and processes globally.
A Wealth of Knowledge and Expertise
Dr. Cookenboo earned his Bachelor of Science degree, graduating cum laude, in geology from Duke University. Following graduation, he spent five years engaging in hydrocarbon exploration in the Gulf of Mexico. His academic journey continued at the University of British Columbia, where he completed both his Master’s and Ph.D. in geology. With extensive exploration and research experience, Dr. Cookenboo has valuable knowledge in precious metals, base metals, rare earths, diamonds, and various sedimentological processes related to oil and gas.
Contributions to Geological Understanding
Having authored an impressive collection of reports for academic journals and public companies, Dr. Cookenboo's contributions include more than 25 technical reports adhering to National Instrument 43-101 standards, which govern the disclosure of information for mineral projects. As a 'Qualified Person' within his field, he specializes in the exploration and evaluation of a diverse range of deposits, encompassing gold, silver, diamonds, gemstones, and Ni-Cu-PGE deposits.
Affiliations and Recognition
Dr. Cookenboo’s professional credentials are underscored by registrations with various esteemed organizations, including the Association of Engineers and Geoscientists in British Columbia (EGBC), the Association of Professional Engineers and Geologists of Saskatchewan (APEGS), and The Professional Engineers & Geoscientists Newfoundland & Labrador (PEGNL). Additionally, he holds a prestigious Fellowship with the Geological Association of Canada.
Exploring New Opportunities with New Earth
New Earth Resources Corp. is on a mission to advance mineral exploration through the acquisition and development of innovative projects. Among their notable assets is the fully-owned, past-producing Lucky Boy Uranium Property, situated in Gila County, Arizona. This project, comprising 14 Lode Claims and spanning approximately 273 acres, has a historical record of uranium production dating back to the 1950s and 1970s. This illustrates the Company’s commitment to capitalizing on existing opportunities while further diversifying their exploration portfolio.
Expanding the Uranium Portfolio
Additionally, the Company possesses three claims in Saskatchewan, covering 365 hectares, further enhancing its uranium exploration portfolio. New Earth Resources also holds an option to acquire a 100% interest in 23 claims, extending across roughly 1,101 hectares within the prospective Strange Lake area of Quebec, which is known for its rare earth elements potential. Furthermore, they have the opportunity to acquire the Red Wine Rare Earth Project, which encompasses two non-contiguous mineral claims situated in Labrador, covering around 1,575 hectares.
Contact and Further Information
For more comprehensive details about New Earth Resources Corp., interested parties are encouraged to consult the Company’s disclosure record on SEDAR+. Additionally, inquiries can be directed via email to newearthresourcescorp@gmail.com. The ongoing advancements and strategic developments highlight New Earth as a significant player in the mineral exploration industry.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors,
Lawrence Hay
President and CEO
Tel: 778.317.8754
Email: newearthresourcescorp@gmail.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the role of Harrison Cookenboo at New Earth Resources?
Harrison Cookenboo has been appointed to the advisory board of New Earth Resources, contributing his extensive geological expertise to guide the company.
What are the main projects of New Earth Resources?
The flagship project is the Lucky Boy Uranium Property in Arizona, along with several claims in Saskatchewan, Quebec, and Labrador, focusing on uranium and rare earth elements.
How many years of experience does Dr. Cookenboo have?
Dr. Cookenboo has over 35 years of experience in geological exploration and evaluation.
What is the National Instrument 43-101?
It is a regulation establishing standards for the disclosure of scientific and technical information related to mineral projects in Canada.
How can I contact New Earth Resources for more information?
You can reach New Earth Resources via email at newearthresourcescorp@gmail.com for any inquiries.
