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Georgia detects 56 Environmental Violations in May
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Georgia detects 56 Environmental Violations in May
The employees of the National Forest Agency, in May this year, revealed 56 instances of violation, of which 45 involved the illegal acquisition and transportation of wood. In total, up to 45 cubic meters of various types of illegally obtained sawdust and mercury, which were supposed to be stored in the forest agency’s “busy yards,” were seized. The National Forestry Agency of Georgia shared a small note, revealing violations related to illegal a…
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