Enviromine is a privately held exploration stage mineral development company engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties located near the town of Foleyet in northern Ontario, Canada. The company holds 234 mining claims in the Shawmere Anorthosite Complex (“The Shawmere Project”) covering approximately 49.5 square kilometers. The Shawmere Project has excellent potential to produce a coarse or finely ground anorthosite as a replacement to traditional material inputs across a broad range of end market manufacturers including, but not limited to; o Glass & Glass fiber o Paints & coatings o Cement o Plastics & polymers o Insulation o Ceramics Anorthosite is an igneous rock characterized by its composition: mostly plagioclase feldspar (90–100%), with a minimal mafic component (0–10%). Anorthosite is dominated by the mineral plagioclase, a sodium-calcium aluminum silicate. Anorthosite has the ability to produce superior end products with reduced energy consumption and zero carbon emissions relative to existing processes in many of the manufacturing methods for these industries today. High purity anorthosite can be processed to deliver environmental, economic and superior end product benefits. Environmental benefits include reduced CO2 emissions and/or zero carbon footprints during production across many of these market segments. Economic benefits result from cost advantages over existing mineral feedstock supplies for these industries. Superior product benefits are recognized by stronger, longer-lasting products in these markets.