Excavations gold mine in Nevada by the gold mining company Barrick Gold Corp., Is in litigation. U.S. appeals court is to conduct environmental analysis of gold mining project in Nevada which is operated by the Barrick Gold mining company. U.S. appeals court order to delay the process of digging a gold mine with a depth of 2000 feet in the open at the mine site.
However, Barrick Gold Corp., he kept digging the gold mine appeals court ordered the postponement of mining excavations. Appeals court decision will be interpreted by the Nevada District Court, which will determine what action, including termination of operation, may be required to respond to the U.S. appeals court decision.
Vincent Borg said the mining companies continue to work on a new $ 500 million Cortez Hills me the day after the three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit granted the order to suspend the force Barrick Gold digging a hole 2,000 feet deep in the mines open.
In the earlier decision was reversed, three judges in San Francisco said the U.S. Bureau of Land Management failed to adequately analyze the potential emissions of air polluting mining with mercury and dry scarce water resources in the high Nevada desert. The project is located in Mount Tenabo, about 250 miles east of Reno.
Native tribes in Nevada Barrick sued to stop the expansion of mines near sacred sites.
Federal appeals court has directed the lower court to consider the appropriate assistance to the indigenous tribes who want U.S. Bureau of Land Management to conduct additional environmental analysis of mining development.
Analysis can be completed "relatively quickly" but it's time the legal process will depend on the legal path taken by the company and the Bureau of Land Management, the federal agency to allow me, "said Borg.
Barrick said the Bureau approved the company's plan for Cortez Hills project in November 2008 and will work together to comply with the appeals court.
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