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2018年2月13日

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.

企業回應

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) 瀏覽回應
Resource Capital Funds 瀏覽回應
Orion Mine Finance 瀏覽回應
Franklin Templeton (Franklin Resources)

沒有回應

Donald Smith & Co.

沒有回應

Amber Capital

沒有回應

ASA Gold & Precious Metals Limited

沒有回應

Lydian International 瀏覽回應
RBC Global Asset Management 瀏覽回應

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