Mr. Edward Lee reports

NEVADA CLEAN MAGNESIUM MAKES ADDITIONS TO THE FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Nevada Clean Magnesium Inc. has added Patrick Murphy to the financial advisory committee and Frank Halliday to the technical advisory committee.

Mr. Murphy is currently president and chief executive officer of Capital Resources Financial Ltd., located in New York, assisting in the management of a closed-end investment group with current assets in excess of $4-billion. He was also elected president emeritus of the AFL/CIO (American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations) IUJH International Labor Union of the United States and Canada, which, for a period of time, was president of the AFL/CIO, Local 8, for the state of New York. Mr. Murphy is and was a White House guest, invited by President George P. Bush and President Bill Clinton, and an honoured guest at the historic Israeli/Palestine Liberation Organization peace signing in 1993.

His other activities include: the school-to-work program, a federal grant committee representing AFL/CIO, the American Cancer Society's tobacco control team, responsible for tobacco control legislation, and Partner of Private Investment Group Inc., a commercial real estate development group.

Mr. Halliday is currently a private consultant located in Surrey, B.C., with over 18 years of experience specializing in stakeholder/regulatory relations and project permitting at all levels of development for resource projects. Recently employed by Teck Coal Ltd., he had the title of social, environmental and regulatory approvals manager where he managed environmental baseline data acquisitions, environmental impact assessments, drafting of regulatory applications and receipt of permits for major mining projects. He also managed expenditures for multimillion-dollar yearly environmental and permitting budgets, which included the implementation of consultant scopes of work for project activities with critical regard for cost-saving opportunities, and interacted with regulators for exploration permits, preapplication activities and legislated regulatory approval processes for major applications such as environmental assessments and mines act permits.

One of Mr. Halliday's career successes includes the permitting of a major molybdenum mine located in British Columbia which received both provincial and federal environmental certificates and the B.C. mining permit to construct and operate. Prior to moving to the mining industry, Mr. Halliday was a surface land manager for Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., managing up to 300 projects annually.

Edward Lee, chief executive officer, said, "I consider both gentlemen to be high assets for the company who have the high standards and skills needed in taking a project of this magnitude forward from its financing through to operations."

This press release was prepared under the supervision and review of James Sever, PEng, president and chief operating officer for Nevada Clean Magnesium. Mr. Sever is a non-independent qualified person within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 standards.

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