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According to him, the president’s inaction over the past two years Professor Frimpong Boateng’s report had sat on his desk was not evident of a man who had promised to risk his presidency to rid the country of illegal mining and its devastation on the environment.

Stakeholders at a multi -stakeholder dialogue on extractive governance have called on regulators in that space to ensure the effective implementation of policies and guidelines to improve upon the health of the environment. They also noted the need for the Minerals Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency to visit portions…

A McDowell County neighborhood’s concerns about the impact of a mining operation drew the attention of state regulators two years ago. In addition to the nuisance of living near a mine, residents of rural Hick Chapel worry the extraction of dimension stone from an open pit could impact their water source.

A visit to Thunder Bay by Ontario’s finance and mining ministers highlighted new mining investments, but also demonstrated serious concerns over inadequate consultation from some First Nations.

Sudburys West, Kiiwetinoongs Mamakwa support responsible mining that benefits economy, prioritizes environment, Indigenous rights

Ontario Nature says that mining development in Ontario must proceed only with comprehensive plans for closure and rehabilitation in place.

Currently, mining projects in Ontario are not required to undergo environmental assessments.

About 800,000 people are dependent on the sub-sector.

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