Liberia Shuts Down China Union's Iron Ore Operations for Environmental Violations
Liberia's Environmental Protection Agency halted China Union's iron ore operations at Bong Mines for failing to comply with environmental regulations. The decision was announced on Thursday following an investigation into the company's activities.
- Country:
- Liberia
Liberia's Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday halted all operational activities at China Union's iron ore Bong Mines due to multiple environmental regulation violations, the agency announced in a statement on Thursday.
The regulatory body emphasized that the decision followed a thorough investigation into the company's practices, which revealed significant non-compliance with established environmental standards.
This move reflects Liberia's ongoing commitment to safeguarding its environmental resources and enforcing adherence to regulatory protocols by foreign and domestic enterprises.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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