Hungary will use all legal means to stop the Rosia Montana project

Thursday, January 11, 2007

Hungary will use all legal means to stop Romania from continuing the Rosia Montana project, which is considered to be dangerous to the environment - highlighting they fear an ecologic disaster; declared Gyula Hegyi, member of the European Parliament (MEP) quoted by MTI the Hungarian press agency.Plans of Rosia Montana Gold Corporation the Romanian-Canadian company to open Europe’s largest open cast cyanide leach gold mine have provoked anxiety amongst European officials dealing with the ...

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Thursday, January 11, 2007

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