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Ghana loses 8,900 hectares of forest reserves to illegal mining

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Ghana loses 8,900 hectares of forest reserves to illegal mining
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline29 mins ago
Ghana loses 8,900 hectares of forest reserves to illegal mining
Ghana has lost approximately 8,900 hectares of its forest reserves to illegal mining, with government intensifying efforts to tackle the growing destruction of the country’s forest and water resources.
Peru steps up fight against illegal gold mining as activity enters protected Amazon reserve
Peruvian authorities have intensified efforts against illegal gold mining in the Amazon's Madre de Dios region
VnExpress International
VnExpress International🏁 first to report16 hrs ago
Thailand steps up crackdown on foreigners engaged in illegal business activities
Thailand has increased enforcement against illegal business networks and suspected nominee shareholding by conducting joint inspections of hotels and establishments in Bangkok's Huai Khwang District, reported the Government Public Relations Department.