A Gahcho Kua © environmental impact review panel concluded that the statement of the diamond mine environmental impact statement (EIS complied with the terms necessary for paving the way for a full environmental impact review.
"This is excellent news for De Beers Canada and our joint venture partner, Mountain Province Diamonds," the president of De Beers Canada, Tony Guthrie. "The team Gahcho Kua © project has worked very hard to produce an EIA that shows the next diamond mine in northern Canada can be built and operated sustainably and with respect for the land, water and nearby communities. "
Chairman of Mountain Province Diamonds', Patrick Evans, said, "the panel's decision represents an important milestone for our joint venture with De Beers. EIA is a massive body of scientific work than 11,000 highly detailed pages. Now look forward the beginning of the environmental assessment that would clear the way for approval of what we hope for Canada is a large diamond mine. "
Under the work plan and schedule review process Gahcho Kue environmental impact is expected to be completed in July 2013. © Gahcho Kua The project is located in Kennady Lake, about 280 kilometers northeast of Yellowknife and 90 km southeast of the mine from De Beers Snap Lake diamond. Gahcho Kue plans to recover 4.5 million carats annually. Three kimberlite pipes, 5034, Hearne and Tuzo is removed through a method of strip mining for the life of 11 years.
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