AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPelin Bergi Mining: Suriname lawmakers are urging an investigation and temporary halt to mining near Kwakoegron, citing possible cyanide use, pollution risks and questions over permits. MP Rabin Parmessar says large-scale gold production is also costing the state millions in unpaid taxes. River Protection: President Jennifer Simons says new rules are being prepared to protect rivers and connected waterways from mining pollution, including around the Upper Suriname River, where tourism supports local livelihoods. Amazon Forest: Efforts to remove illegal settlers accused of damaging rainforest remain stalled, amid confusion over legal procedures and reports that some settlers are ignoring eviction orders. Hydropower Risks: The World Bank warns that drought threatens hydropower across northern South America, including Suriname, and could force greater reliance on costly fossil-fuel power.
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