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Record Ridge magnesium mine faces local opposition in British Columbia

The Save Record Ridge Action Committee is urging the British Columbia government to withhold an Environmental Management Act permit for a proposed magnesium mine near Rossland. The group is raising concerns regarding air and water quality, environmental monitoring, and the potential release of asbestos fibres during drilling, blasting, and hauling operations.

West High Yield Resources Ltd., the company behind the Record Ridge open-pit mine project, maintains that these concerns have been addressed through years of regulatory review by government authorities and professional consultants. Company director Barry Baim stated that the project includes dust suppression and water management measures and that the company is committed to complying with all provincial safety and environmental thresholds.

A court hearing regarding the Mines Act permit for the project is scheduled for November.

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Barry Baim · British Columbia · Rossland · Save Record Ridge Action Committee · West High Yield Resources Ltd.

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