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13 Feb 2018

Armenia: Amulsar gold mine poses high risk of water contamination & adverse environmental impacts, say experts; inc. company & shareholders' responses

The report "Amulsar Gold Project: Overview of Concerns with the Amulsar Gold Project, Potential Consequences, and Recommendations" by independent experts argues the Amulsar gold mine project, owned by Lydian International, poses a high risk of long-term, adverse impacts to the environment, including drinking water resources in Armenia.

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the company and its reported shareholders to respond. Lydian International, RBC Asset Management, European Bank for Reconstruction & Development (EBRD), Resource Capital Funds and Orion Mine Finance responded. Franklin Resources Inc., Donald Smith & Co., Amber Capital and ASA Gold & Precious Metals Limited did not respond.

Respuestas de la empresa

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Ver respuesta
Resource Capital Funds Ver respuesta
Orion Mine Finance Ver respuesta
Franklin Templeton (Franklin Resources)

Sin respuesta

Donald Smith & Co.

Sin respuesta

Amber Capital

Sin respuesta

ASA Gold & Precious Metals Limited

Sin respuesta

Lydian International Ver respuesta
RBC Global Asset Management Ver respuesta

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