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Letter to the EIB regarding impacts of a proposed D1 motorway section

December 21, 2009

The letter accompanied an expert study on the expected impacts of the proposed D1 motorway section Turany-Hubov on animal species, biotopes and Natura 2000 sites. The study (in Slovak language) is available at the website of Bankwatch member group Friends of the Earth-CEPA.

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Letter to the EBRD regarding the Kapan gold mine, Armenia

December 10, 2009

The letter outlines the situation found during the latest fact finding mission and provides visual proof of the lack of re-cultivation on site.

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Letter to EBRD requesting the evaluation of Mittal Steel Temirtau Coal Mine Modernisation project

December 9, 2009

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Response letter to EBRD specifying environmental and legal shortcomings related to the Moscow – St.Petersburg highway

December 3, 2009

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Letter to Energy Community of South East Europe regarding Porto Romano power plant

December 2, 2009

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Change the lending, not the climate

December 2, 2009

As this rigorous analysis of the European Investment Bank’s energy portfolio from 2002 until the end of 2008 reveals, the EIB continues to heavily support fossil fuels while its lending for renewable energy maintains a promising, if only rather steady, share – in spite of the clear evidence of the climate change challenge, and despite the challenge the EU’s targets pose for its member states, especially the new member states in the east.

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Complaint to the European Commission regarding Chelopech Cyanide Gold Project

November 30, 2009

The Center for Environmental Information and Education has lodged this formal complaint related to infringements of EU law associated with the Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC) permitting process for the cyanide installation at phase 2 of the Chelopech project, being promoted by Canadian mining company Dundee Precious Metals that is seeking project finance from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

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Letter to EIB asking for further explanation of ArcelorMittal’s eligibility for EIB funding

November 27, 2009

The EIB responded to our letter on December 22, 2009. Their response can be downloaded as pdf here.

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Between a rock and a hard place. How local communities pay the cost of EBRD-financed gold mining projects.

November 27, 2009

As the EBRD prepares to develop a new sectoral policy on mining [Update Jan 2012: the update has been postponed for the last two years], this collection of case studies looks at the impacts on communities of the gold mining projects the bank has financed thus far.

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Letter to EIB regarding the bank’s consideration to finance the Moscow – St. Petersburg motorway PPP

November 26, 2009

Bankwatch is concerned about the EIB and EBRD’s plans to finance the Moscow – St Petersburg motorway, which threatens the Khimki Forest outside of Moscow. Local people are vigorously campaigning to ensure that the motorway does not destroy their local green area. Here, we ask for some information regarding the EIB’s participation in the project.

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