US EditionGov’t flip-flop on Bengal mining in Dry Habour Mountains exposed in court
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Gov’t flip-flop on Bengal mining in Dry Habour Mountains exposed in court
The Government which approved a controversial environmental permit for quarrying in the Dry Harbour Mountains in St Ann in 2020 later blocked its operation, citing “environmental sensitivities” and an impending declaration to enhance protection of the area, according to revelations in a major constitutional court battle. That about-face, revealed yesterday in the case brought by six St Ann residents, came to light through two letters from the th…
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