US EditionMining Waste in Førdefjorden: New Round in Court
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For the first time, Norwegian environmental organizations are asking a court to halt the operation of a facility that has been granted permission to extract natural resources.
The Court of Appeal has ruled that the permit for dumping of mining waste in Førdefjorden is invalid, and the state has appealed the case to the Supreme Court. Tomorrow, Monday 13 October, the Norwegian Association for the Protection of Nature and Nature and Youth in Sogn og Fjordane will meet with the District Court to stop the dumping until the case is resolved.
Environmental organizations are going to court to stop the dumping of mining waste in Førdefjorden until the Supreme Court has ruled on whether the dumping is legal.
Environmental organizations are going to court to stop the dumping of mining waste in Førdefjorden until the Supreme Court has ruled on whether the dumping is legal.
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