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Reply of State Committee on Radiation Safety Regulation
January 21, 2015 at 17:53 | Nuclear Energy | Kotayk | Lori | Vayots dzor | Yerevan
The State Committee on Radiation Safety Regulation by the Armenian Government has responded to EcoLur’s article published on 8 December 2014, which is entitled
Nature Protection Minister's Final Press Conference for 2014: Mining, Part 6
December 26, 2014 at 16:40 | Officials | Lori | Syunik | Vayots dzor
Referring to Amulsar mining project, the journalists asked a question to the Minister to what extent the complaint of Gndevaz villagers is go\rounded, who oppose to the mining project and are going to sue. In reply, the Minister said
Amulsar: Profitable or Lethal Cyanide
December 11, 2014 at 16:16 | Mining | Syunik | Vayots dzor
The people interested in the ecological problems in Armenia once again got convinced that the environmental expertise in our country doesn’t serve
Earthquake in Armenia
November 26, 2014 at 11:45 | Officials | Vayots dzor
On November 25, at 22:47 o'clock in the Republic of Armenia 10 km south-east from Yeghegnadzor town 2.6 magnitude earthquake
A Bear Blocked in a Metal Fence in Vayots Dzor
November 17, 2014 at 12:59 | Biodiversity | Vayots dzor
On November 16 a bear was blocked in a metal fence in Gomk village in Vayots Dzor. As the RA Ministry of Emergency Situations informs the rescuers
They are now begging the Diaspora for money to exploit Amulsar mine
November 07, 2014 at 17:27 | Mining | Syunik | Vayots dzor
The heads of “Lydian International”, a company registered in the UK’s Channel Islands, and its Armenian affiliate “Geoteam” held a meeting with the Los Angeles Armenian community on October 2nd, where they called on people to invest in the Amulsar gold mine. A similar meeting is scheduled on November 7th in New York
Radiation Background Found out in Vayk and Azatek
November 06, 2014 at 15:27 | Nuclear Energy | Vayots dzor
As a result of monitoring realized in Vayk town, Azatek community and Azatek gold and polymetallic deposit high background measurements of radiation significantly