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These actions constitute a clear violation of Law No 3 of 2007 on the Exploitation of Natural Resources, and Law No 30 of 2002 Promulgating the Law of the Environment Protection.

These activities constitute violations of Law No. (3) of 2007 on the Exploitation of Natural Resources and Law No. (30) of 2002 on Environmental Protection.

In nature, the life cycles of most plants and animals are circular, with resources constantly reused and replenished. In contrast, humans follow a linear path, producing waste that disrupts this ...

Frankopan linked exploitation of these resources to global political events, such as the ongoing war in Ukraine. He mentioned that the location of natural resources explained why Russia had been a ...

The question, then, is whether China’s unchecked exploitation of Tibet’s natural resources is not just an environmental crisis in the making but a direct catalyst for disaster.

Keeping Africa’s natural assets from lining plunderers’ pockets The link between illegal exploitation of natural resources and insecurity in Africa is complicated by layered governance weaknesses.