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Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest WhatsApp owala water bottle Chinese logging company, Rong-An Inc. RAI , has initiated yeti ca steps to conduct logging activities at 417,809 hectares of land in the upper B owala arama-Cuyuni District. This is according to its Environmental Impact Assessment EIA that was submitted to the Environment Protection Agency EPA for review and subsequent approval of a permit. That permit will then allow the company to apply for a State Forest Authorization for the same area.The EIA notes that the Chinese firm has the capability of managing the area in a sustainable and environmentally responsible manner while noting that the proposed project plans to employ up to 150 persons for wood processing and ancillary operations. It was also noted that many skilled ex-workers of Barama Company Limited BCL which once held a license for the said concession area, including residents of Caria-Caria are hoping for employment |
