ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES DISCUSSED KAMCHATKA
Environmental aspects of ore deposits discussed in the government of the Kamchatka region. The meeting was chaired by the deputy chairman of the regional government representatives of the Regional Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, mining enterprises, social organizations, RPN, industry research.
The meeting discussed issues of environmental safety at work mining ventures in Kamchatka, the environment, the ratio of natural and man-made factors of influence on the environment of Kamchatka.
As the Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir region Galitsin, such activities contribute to the development of a constructive dialogue between all stakeholders, the social responsibilities of subsoil and environmental safety in the development of ore deposits, openness and transparency in the mining sector in enforcing the standards and requirements of environmental legislation. `We - the inhabitants of Kamchatka, so interested in its sustainable economic and social development while providing a supportive environment and maintaining ecological security in the region #39;, - said Deputy Prime Minister of the Kamchatka region.
According to the results of the extended meeting adopted a resolution according to which the development of mineral resources in the region is recognized as a necessary and inevitable part of the socio-economic development of the region and the Far East. The ecological nature recognized as a priority in the development of mineral resources.
Public Chamber of the Kamchatka region with the Legislative Assembly recommended a legislative initiative on the adoption of the order of the public environmental control. Regional Ministry of Natural Resources recommended quarterly to inform the public of the results of environmental monitoring.
Mining companies operating in the region - to optimize the system of industrial environmental control and monitoring, to ensure the provision of quarterly results to the supervisory authorities and the regional Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
