Past.am informs that Jermuk residents have submitted a collective petition with 3000 signatures to the government, Jermuk community council and the community head, demanding to ban metal mining in the region and to develop green ecological economy. According to the council, together with the citizens, they will fight for not letting the mine be exploited. […]
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In the event opened in Facebook, Armenian Environmental Front invites to join a rally at 16:00 on 11 May 2019 on the square called “Stop for Taxis” in Ajapnyak, Jermuk Town, a big rally for the sake of Amulsar. Before the launch of the rally, a symbolic car march will start at 09:30 from Jermuk
s Armenian Environmental Front informs in the Facebook page, it is already the 5th community of Armenia (Yeghegnadzor, Areni, Noyemberyan, Gladzor, Jermuk), where residents have represented a petition with their signatures on forbidding metal mining andmaking the community an eco-economic territory. The petition was unanimously approved in the special sessions of the councils of elders
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“EcoLur” Informational NGO has addressed a letter to Armenian government, which says that the government has taken two contradictory decisions on the development of Jermuk community. The first one is on declaring Jermuk Town as a center of tourism, and the second one on Amulsar gold mining project. The contradictory fact is that, according to
\”EcoLur\” environmental, informational NGO informs us that a press conference will be held at 11:00, 24 August at EcoLur Press Club (49/2 Hanrapetutyun St.) where Amulsar gold mine risks and the dangers for Vorotan-Arpa tunnel and Lake Sevan will be discussed: Speakers are Inga Zarafyan, President of \’EcoLur\’ Informational NGI, Nazeli Vardanyan – Director of
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