Panama President sees no immediate risk from First Quantum mine
Jose Raul Mulino said a government report shows there are no immediate environmental or safety risks from Cobre Panama.
Two protests against Imperial Metals after the Mount Polley tailings pond breach are planned for Friday and Monday in Vancouver.
Rally to support the people of the Cariboo is a Vancouver protest is scheduled for today. It meets at the Vancouver Art Gallery at 11 a.m.
March to Imperial Metals: Protest Mount Polley Disaster will be held at 2 p.m. on Monday.
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adanac
I read. Acid generating rock, PAG, can continue to release toxins for 60 years. This is catastrophic, not merely a breach as they put it. This is not possible to clean up.
Now they say, the mine is not acid generating. Then, why are the fish losing their skin and fish are dying?
Many Canadians say. The deregulation of Safety Standards and Environmental Standards, shortage of staff and disregarding warnings, is all about greed. The mine Barons are just as greedy as, Harper’s oil and gas Barons. Anything to save a buck and to hell with the people, who will suffer that greed. That is? If foreigners aren’t being given your resource jobs?