Tag: Illegal Mining
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Nusantara Forest Damaged by Illegal Mining and Plantations: 13,000 Ha Under Threat
Overview of the Crisis in Nusantara’s Forests Recent findings from Indonesia’s special task force reveal alarming losses in Nusantara’s forest cover. A total of 13,000 hectares have been detrimentally affected, with 4,236 hectares converted into illegal coal mines and 8,338 hectares damaged by unauthorized plantations. The figures underscore a pressing threat to biodiversity, watershed integrity,…
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Illegal Mining and Farming Ravage Nusantara Forest: 13,000 Ha Damaged in a Year
Overview: 13,000 Hectares of Nusantara Forest Compromised The Nusantara forest, a vital expanse surrounding the nation’s planned capital, has suffered extensive environmental damage from illegal activities. An official task force report shows that a total of 13,000 hectares have been affected by illegal mining and unauthorized farming. Specifically, 4,236 hectares were converted into illegal coal…
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Nusantara Forest: 13,000 Ha Damaged by Illegal Mining and Plantations
13,000 Hectares of Nusantara Forest Hit by Illegal Activities The Nusantara forest, a critical site for biodiversity and climate resilience, is facing a mounting crisis. Recent findings by a special task force led by Insp. Gen. Edgar Diponegoro reveal that a staggering 13,000 hectares of forest land have been compromised by illicit activities: 4,236 hectares…
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Galamsey Fight: Parliament Moves to Revoke LI 2462 to Strengthen Environmental Protection
Overview: A decisive move against galamsey The Ghanaian government is taking a bold step in Parliament to revoke the Lands Commission Instrument LI 2462, a policy instrument currently guiding environmental regulation. This move comes amid a sustained fight against galamsey, illegal small-scale mining that threatens forest reserves, water bodies, and public health. By revoking LI…
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Ghana Moves to Revoke LI 2462 to Strengthen Galamsey Crackdown
Ghana Takes Bold Steps in Parliament to Revoke LI 2462 In a decisive move aimed at tightening the country’s grip on illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey, Ghana’s government has begun the process to revoke Legislative Instrument (LI) 2462. The proposed revocation is part of a broader strategy to strengthen environmental protections, safeguard forest reserves,…
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Ghana Moves to Revoke LI 2462 to Strengthen the Galamsey Fight
Ghana Takes a Bold Step: Repealing LI 2462 to Tighten the Galamsey Crackdown The government has officially presented a plan to Parliament to revoke LI 2462, signaling a decisive shift in Ghana’s ongoing battle against illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey. The move is framed as part of a broader strategy to bolster environmental protections,…
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Baba Jagtap and the Kurdu Murum Case: A Closer Look
Introduction to the Kurdu Murum Case The Baba Jagtap Kurdu Murum Case has recently gained significant attention in Solapur, Maharashtra, highlighting issues surrounding illegal mining and administrative oversight. The case originated when residents of Kurdu village raised concerns regarding illegal excavation of murum (gravel) for road construction, prompting an investigation by local authorities. Background of…
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Alarmantes niveles de contaminación por mercurio en Putumayo
Mercury Contamination in Putumayo: A Disturbing Discovery Recent findings released by the Centro de Innovación Científica Amazónica (Cincia) in collaboration with the Sociedad Zoológica de Frankfurt Perú (FZS Perú) have brought alarming news regarding mercury contamination in Putumayo. A report that has gained considerable attention outlines that mercury levels in some areas are exceeding permissible…
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IPS Anjana Krishna: Fighting Illegal Mining in Kurdu Village
Introduction IPS Anjana Krishna has become a notable figure in the fight against illegal mining, particularly in Kurdu Village in Solapur district. Her recent actions have not only drawn local attention but have also placed the village on a national platform. This article delves into the events surrounding her efforts and the significant implications they…
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IPS Anjana Krishna’s Stand Against Illegal Mining
Introduction In a significant turn of events, IPS Anjana Krishna has brought national attention to the village of Kurdu in the Solapur district. Known for her commitment to law enforcement and justice, Anjana’s recent actions against illegal mining have sparked widespread discussion across the country. Her determination underscores the ongoing issues surrounding illegal extraction practices…