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Continental Gold gets environmental nod for power linesBy:Creamer Media Contributing Editor Online GOLD TSX-listed Continental Gold has been granted an environmental licence approving the construction of a transmission line to provide electrical power for its proposed large-scale underground mine at the Buriticá project, in Antioquia, Colombia. Corpouraba, a regional autonomous environmental authority in Antioquia, issued the environmental licence.
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