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Battery-metal explorer Giyani Metals has announced the completion of the environmental management plan (EMP) for its Lobatse manganese prospect located in Botswana.
Giyani Metals (TSXV:WDG) has announced the completion of the environmental management plan (EMP) for its Lobatse manganese prospect located in Botswana.
As quoted from the press release:
This is the third EMP that the company has completed in the past two weeks. The EMP was submitted to the Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) earlier today in Gaborone.
Robin Birchall, CEO of Giyani commented:
“This is the third and final EMP that we have completed and submitted in Botswana for this phase of our field program. As with the, recently completed, previous two EMPs this constitutes yet another important milestone that the Company has reached within the planned time frame. I am very pleased with the pace of execution of our team on the ground, including our environmental consultants, and we look forward to starting the implementation phase of these EMPs as soon as practically possible, pending the completion of the review and approval process at the DEA in Botswana”
EMP summary
The Lobatse EMP contains a baselining of the environmental conditions around the licence area which has been mined in the past and left without rehabilitation and where old shafts can be found in various spots, identification and assessment of potential environmental impacts, and an overview of proposed risk mitigation and monitoring measures the Company plans to implement during the execution phase.
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