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Going through the motions: the environmental impact assessment of nonferrous metals mining projects in the Philippines

机译：审议通过：菲律宾有色金属开采项目的环境影响评估

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In recent years, the government of the Philippines has engaged in efforts to encourage nonferrous metals mining as a means of accelerating economic development. Mining is an activity with a substantial potential for environmental degradation. Mining projects in the Philippines are subjected to an environmental impact assessment process that is designed to operate in the minimum amount of time and with the minimum amount of inconvenience to the project proponent. This process does not properly consider biodiversity, ethnodiversity, alternatives to the project, and the cumulative effects of the project. This process also avails a minimal amount of opportunities for members of the public to participate. This environmental impact assessment process is a tokenism designed to make it appear that mining projects are being assessed for their environmental effects while they receive their inevitable predetermined approval.
机译：近年来，菲律宾政府一直致力于鼓励有色金属开采，以促进经济发展。采矿是一项极有可能导致环境退化的活动。菲律宾的采矿项目要经过环境影响评估程序，该程序旨在在最短的时间内运行，并且给项目支持者带来最少的不便。此过程未适当考虑生物多样性，种族多样性，项目替代方案以及项目的累积影响。此过程还为公众提供了最小的参与机会。此环境影响评估过程是一种象征主义，旨在使采矿项目在获得不可避免的预先批准的同时似乎正在评估其环境影响。

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