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July 22, 2010 · about 16 years ago

China’s Guangdong Halts Fishing in Ting River on Zijin Copper Waste Leaks

China’s Guangdong province stopped fishing in the Ting River until at least the end of this month amid concerns Zijin Mining Group Co.’s waste spill upstream is widening, the provincial government said. The government bought about 450,000 kilograms (992,000 pounds) of fishes from local fishermen and

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China’s Guangdong province stopped fishing in the Ting River until at least the end of this month amid concerns Zijin Mining Group Co.’s waste spill upstream is widening, the provincial government said. The government bought about 450,000 kilograms (992,000 pounds) of fishes from local fishermen and put them into the Qingxi reservoir, and none have died, the Guangdong government said on its website.

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