Europe Friday May 7, 2010 12:02 
The full European Parliament (EP) adopted a resolution today in calling for a ban on the use of cyanide in the European mining before the end of 2011 with In order to protect water resources and biodiversity.
Brussels, Belgium - 05/05/2010. The full European Parliament (EP) adopted a resolution today in calling for a ban on the use of cyanide in the European mining before the end of 2011 with In order to protect water resources and biodiversity. The text, adopted with 488 votes in favor, 48 against and 57 abstentions, calls on the European Commission (EC) propose such a measure and eliminate any direct or indirect support for mining projects involving the use of cyanide. 
MEPs also call on the EU executive to support the regeneration of areas where it is present this type of mining granting financial support to encourage green industries, renewable energy and tourism. The EP also calls for amending the current legislation on the management of waste from extractive industries so that companies are required to provide insurance compensation for accidents or operational problems that create pollution. EFE
MEPs also call on the EU executive to support the regeneration of areas where it is present this type of mining granting financial support to encourage green industries, renewable energy and tourism. The EP also calls for amending the current legislation on the management of waste from extractive industries so that companies are required to provide insurance compensation for accidents or operational problems that create pollution. EFE This occurs in the first world while in Argentina and particularly in the north west of the province of Santa Cruz, policies that promote the delivery and pillage mega-mining are based on the specious argument of the work and development.
Without water no work, development or life possible. NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY Autoconvocados
Perito Moreno.
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