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14 Jan 2016

Author:
Guardian (Belize)

Supreme Court says NEAC fast tracked Norwegian Cruise Line Harvest Caye facility

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Supreme Court Justice Courtney Abel has ruled that the Department of Environment’s National Environmental Appraisal Committee (NEAC) took important shortcuts to have fast tracked Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) Harvest Caye Berthing facility in the south. The Committee…did not perform its full legal obligation to the public when it did not allow the general public enough time to digest NCL’s updated environmental impact assessment (EIA) on how it will responsibly develop Harvest Caye with minimal - if any - negative impacts to the environment which surrounds it…As a consequence, the judge has ordered that the defendants, which includes the Government and the developer, Norwegian Cruise Line, must pay court costs to the plaintiffs of $50,000…