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Førdefjorden and Mining Waste: Environmental Issues in the Court of Appeal
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A recent ruling puts the entire project of the mining company Nordic Mining in jeopardy.
Advocates for the Environmental Movement in the Førdefjord Case - the State Is Considering an Appeal
Borgarting Court of Appeal supports the Norwegian Association for the Conservation of Nature and Nature and Youth and rules that dumping of mining waste in Førdefjorden is illegal.
Nordic Mining announces that they are adhering to the permits they have, and that they will continue to extract minerals at Førdefjorden after the ruling in the Court of Appeal.
In Repparfjorden, several environmental organizations are fighting to stop the Nussir project. Now the Borgarting Court of Appeal has ruled that dumping of mining waste in Førdefjorden is illegal.
Borgarting Court of Appeal supports the Norwegian Association for the Conservation of Nature and Nature and Youth, and rules that dumping of mining waste in Førdefjorden is illegal.
Borgarting Court of Appeal rules: emptying of mining waste in Førdefjorden is illegal.
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