Chinese miner LNL Archipelago Minerals Inc. (LAMI) is currently in hot water with the Supreme Court and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for allegedly leveling a mountain and chopping down trees to build a seaport for shipping chromite-rich soil from the Philippines to China.
Environment Secretary Ramon Paje said Wednesday that LAMI’s mining license may be canceled if the mining company defies a department notice of violation. The notice asks LNL Archipelago to “cease and desist from further construction and development.”
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