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A Canadian company wants to operate a gold mine in the heart of the Andean mountains, where rivers are born that supply drinking water to Ecuador's third-largest city, Cuenca. If mining boasts the economic benefits of the project, many experts warn of the significant risk of arsenic contamination, a notorious carcinogen.
A Canadian company wants to operate a gold mine in the heart of the Andean mountains, where rivers are born that supply drinking water to Ecuador's third-largest city, Cuenca. If mining boasts the economic benefits of the project, many experts warn of the significant risk of arsenic contamination, a notorious carcinogen.