Greenpeace Mexico Demands to Stop Ammonia Megaplant in Sinaloa; Environmental Damage Alert
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The global organization, Greenpeace, reiterated its demand to halt the construction of the ammonia megaplant in Topolobampo by warning of a serious and imminent environmental impact.By means of a statement, Greenpeace highlighted the natural relevance of the wetland of the Bay of Ohuira, which is of global importance for its wide biodiversity of marine species.
Greenpeace Mexico rejected the construction of an ammonia megaplant in Topolobampo by warning of serious risks to public health and the marine ecosystem.
MEXICO CITY- Environmentalist organization Greenpeace Mexico this Friday expressed its rejection of the construction of a mega plant of ammonia in Topolobampo, Sinaloa, warning serious risks to the public health and marine ecosystem of the Bay of Ohuira.The organization added, in a statement, to the territorial and environmental defense initiated by indigenous communities Mayo-Yoreme and local collectives against the project by Gas and Petrochem…
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MEXICO CITY.— Environmentalist organization Greenpeace Mexico expressed its total rejection of the construction of the ammonia megaplant in Topolobampo, Sinaloa, by the company Gas y Petroquímica de Occidente (GPO), a subsidiary of the Swiss-German consortium Proman. ☆☆☆☆☆ The NGO announced its formal adherence to the defense of the Bay of Ohuira along with indigenous communities Mayo-Yoreme, local residents and the collective movement “Aquí No!…
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Aristegui NoticiasMexico City The environmentalist organization Greenpeace Mexico expressed this Friday through a statement its rejection of the construction of a mega plant of ammonia in Topolobampo, Sinaloa, warning serious risks to the public health and marine ecosystem of the Bay of Ohuira. The organization joined the territorial and environmental defense initiated by indigenous communities Mayo-Yoreme and local collectives against the project by Gas and Petr…
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