EIA encourages China to remain steadfast in its approach to rhino horn trafficking, to enhance transparency of its wildlife crime enforcement, and to take a leadership role in the global effort to protect rhinoceroses by sharing its experiences and expertise with other countries affected by rhino poaching and illegal trade.
Un nouveau rapport accuse CMOC Group Ltd (CMOC), le plus grand producteur mondial de cobalt, d'être à l’origine de pollutions de l’air répétées, d’avoir provoqué une crise sanitaire, enfreint les lois nationales et provoqué le déplacement de plus de 10 000 personnes en République démocratique du Congo (RDC).
A new report alleges that CMOC Group Limited (CMOC), the world’s largest cobalt producer, has poisoned local air, triggered a public health crisis, broken national laws and displaced more than 10,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
L'enquête menée par EIA US et Premi Congo sur l'exploitation minière du cobalt en République démocratique du Congo (RDC) révèle le côté sombre de la transition énergétique mondiale et propose des recommandations pragmatiques pour en changer le cours.
EIA US and Premi Congo's investigation into cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) documents a severe public health crisis apparently caused by the world’s largest cobalt producer.
While attention often focuses on the interception of illegal refrigerants at ports, borders or warehouses, what happens afterward is just as important. To prevent avoidable emissions, seized refrigerants must be properly managed.