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Itogon residents sue Benguet Corporation - Vimarsana News

Itogon residents sue Benguet Corporation

SunStar + January 12, 2021 THREE civil cases were filed at the Regional Trial Court in La Trinidad against Benguet Corporation (BC), the country's oldest mining company, for its Tailings Dam 2 Raising Project in Itogon, Benguet. Various sectors and residents from the downstream indigenous communities of Itogon represented by barangay captains Edwin Atumpag (Tinongdan), Paul Camantiles (Dalupirip) and Albert Carantes Jr. (Poblacion) filed the complaints against the company represented by mining firm's resident manager Engr. Valeriano Bongalos Jr. The first complaint filed in court...

Bus service through Corbett? Tiger conservation body seeks factual status report - Vimarsana News

Bus service through Corbett? Tiger conservation body seeks factual status report

Express News Service DEHRADUN: National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) on Wednesday asked Uttarakhand to submit a 'factual status report' about plying bus service through the Pakhro-Morghatti-Kalagarh-Ramnagar route (Kandi Road stretch) which passes through the core breeding area of Corbett Tiger Reserve and its buffer zone.  The letter from Rajendra G Garawad, deputy inspector general of NTCA, to Chief Wildlife Warden of Uttarakhand dated December 23, 2020, said, "It is requested that a factual status report of the aforementioned subject may please be provided to this Authority at the ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190808:09:34:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190808:09:34:00

A part of life to take good care of the forest with. the indigenous reserves in the natural environment. the territories marked in light green on the back make up 10 percent of the area of brazil. the 800000 square kilometers has roughly the area france and germany combined are home to 500000 people. but it's not only the indigenous lands on the rivet that have attracted the attention of the agro industry which is spending more and more forest by the day in the state of muscle growth which borders on the protected area the rain forest has been nearly completely depleted over the past 4 decades...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190325:06:19:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190325:06:19:00

A thorn in the side of many farmers they want their cattle to be able to penetrate the reserve. is a cattle farmer who wants to expand he wants to grow matisyahu using life inside the protected area. you don't prevent american do you first of all i believe in god and then the words of our president both are not zero he promised we would soon be able to enter the. reserve you hear. your book read the internet brazilian president shire bull sonar all weekend the indigenous peoples protection authority when he talks office he wants to open up the rain forests to mining and agriculture that would ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20181215:03:34:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20181215:03:34:00

Light green on the back make up ten percent of the area of brazil. the eight hundred thousand square kilometers has roughly the area france and germany combined are home to five hundred thousand people. but it's not only the indigenous lands on the rivet that have attracted the attention of the agro industry which is spending more and more forest by the day in the state of muscle growth which borders on the protected area the rain forest has been nearly completely depleted over the past four decades. instead of giant trees soybean silos rise up into the sky. said his here the forest was never ...