They want to oblige the gold miners in Russia to pay in advance for the restoration of the land. The State Duma Committee on Ecology supported a bill that would oblige gold mining companies to allocate funds in advance for the restoration of areas damaged by mining. The document was recommended for adoption in first reading, report and domestic. Today, damaged lands are often left without rehabilitation. The reasons are various: dishonesty of companies, lack of money, bankruptcy or liquidation of factories. According to the chairman of the committee, Elena Panova, the problem is particularly acute in the Trans-Baikal territory, the Amor district and other areas. In some places, the consequences of mining are already a direct threat to the population. Moreover, the initiative has been discussed for more than 10 years. The source of knowledge links the delayed adoption of the law with opposition from businesses. A similar practice already exists in the UK, Australia, Canada and Kazakhstan, where mining companies set up funds in advance to restore disturbed lands.

They want to oblige the gold miners in Russia to pay in advance for the restoration of the land. The State Duma Committee on Ecology supported a bill that would oblige gold mining companies to allocate funds in advance for the restoration of areas damaged by mining. The document was recommended for adoption in first reading, report and domestic. Today, damaged lands are often left without rehabilitation. The reasons are various: dishonesty of companies, lack of money, bankruptcy or liquidation of factories. According to the chairman of the committee, Elena Panova, the problem is particularly acute in the Trans-Baikal territory, the Amor district and other areas. In some places, the consequences of mining are already a direct threat to the population. Moreover, the initiative has been discussed for more than 10 years. The source of knowledge links the delayed adoption of the law with opposition from businesses. A similar practice already exists in the UK, Australia, Canada and Kazakhstan, where mining companies set up funds in advance to restore disturbed lands.