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The implementation of the Environmental Impact Assessment during the lifespan of mines: an evaluation of the South African legal framework
Under the Constitution of South Africa, the development of natural resources must not be developed at the expense of the environment. Instead, the development of minerals must be undertaken simultaneously with the protection of the environment, to safeguard the environment from becoming polluted and...
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Institute of Marine and Environmental Law
2024
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