Namibian Govt warns of possible “conflicting uses” of Stampriet Aquifer it shares with Botswana

Sunday Standard Namibian Govt warns of possible “conflicting uses” of Stampriet Aquifer it shares with Botswana The Namibian government has joined the rising chorus of concern about uranium mining possible contamination of the Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System, the country’s largest water basin that extends into Botswana as well as South Africa. The warning comes amid demands by some of Namibia’s poorest citizens who are calling for In situ leaching mining (ISL) […] The post Namibian Govt warns of possible “conflicting uses” of Stampriet Aquifer it shares with Botswana first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Sunday Standard Reporter

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