Pulacayo Project Feasibility Study - Apogee Silver

Pulacayo 1 000 t/d Phase I Feasibility Study - NI 43-101 Technical Report
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Exploration geophysics
Drilling and boring
Exploration by wells, boxes, shafts and trenches (ditches and pits)
Other screening methods that do not cause deforestation and whose activity involves
opening paths, setting up camps, site preparation for the construction of drilling platforms,
warehouses and deposits.
The CD-C3 environmentally authorizes only the implementation of the activities identified in the
EMAP Form. The Environmental Authority for such Licenses is the Departmental.
20.5.3 Environmental Record (FA)
The Environmental record (Ficha Ambiental) is a technical document that marks the beginning of
the process of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). From the Environmental record, it is
defined the study category of the Assessment of Environmental Impact (EEIA) of the project,
work or metallurgical mining activity, and therefore the type of study to be followed for the
processing of the environmental license. The Environment Record displays information about the
project, work or activity, the identification of key impacts and possible solutions to the negative
impacts. It is advisable to start the process of categorization through the Environmental Record in
the pre-feasibility stage of the project of the new activity, which was already addressed for this
specific project.
20.5.4 Environmental Impact Statement (DIA)
The Environmental Impact Statement (DIA) is the corresponding Environmental License to new
mining activities that are categorized one or two For the methodology of the Environmental
Record. The procedure for obtaining the Environmental License involves the Environmental
Impact Assessment (EIA) that begins with the categorization by the Environmental Record to
define the class or category of Study of Environmental Impact Assessment (EEIA) required for
the new activity. The process for obtaining the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) involves
Sectorial Environmental Authority (Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy) and a Competent
Environmental Authority (Ministry of Environment and Water) who is in charge of issuing the
license.
20.5.5 Environmental Permits and Licenses
The permits obtained are divided for the Exploration phase and the Operational phase. Chart
20.3 details the current, valid permits held by the Pulacayo Mining Project.
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