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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Canadian miner still fighting for Rosia Montana despite parliamentary rejection

In a statement issued Tuesday, Gabriel said that the parliamentary commission tasked with reviewing the project did not reject the plans. Rather, the commission found that existing mining laws are not broad enough to make decisions on gold and silver mines.
Quoting the commission's report, Gabriel highlighted the finding that "existing mining law is not sufficient to legislate for the scale and complexity of the Project."
The commission proposed the rejection the draft law which would have enabled the mine, and instead recommended the creation of a "new legal framework applicable to gold and silver mining projects."
Gabriel says that it "welcomes any initiative that accelerates the development of an enhanced mining law" and legislation that would allow for a "strong mining industry in Romania."
http://www.mining.com/canadian-miner-still-fighting-for-rosia-montana-despite-parliamentary-rejection-32403/?utm_source=digest-en-au-131112&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=digest

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