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Ecuador Revives Mining Cadastre to Boost Industry and Tackle Illegality | Science-Environment

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Ecuador's mining ministry is reopening its registry of concessions after a seven-year hiatus. The phased reopening aims to attract investment and combat illegal mining by regulating operations with a focus on transparency. The move coincides with new regulations to enhance the mining sector's efficiency and environmental responsibility.

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The wait ended. Seven years and five months later, and after several frustrated announcements in recent years, the mining cadastre will finally be reopened on Monday, June 16. The first group to be attended is small non-metallic mining, as announced by the Government.

The previous registration was closed in 2018 due to concerns about irregularities in the system of concessions in the sector

·Bogotá, Colombia
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El Universo broke the news in on Monday, June 16, 2025.
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