Environment and Community
Environmental and social impact assessment ("ESIA") has become obligatory for major developments in Canada since the mid 1970s. NML is committed to meeting or exceeding the requirements of applicable environmental legislation and jurisprudence. Its starting point for doing that is early and frequent communication with the communities and individuals who might be affected by its activities, even when the law does not subject those activities, such as exploration, to environmental impact assessment. Where its activities are subject to environmental assessment or permitting, NML strives to establish early and harmonious relationships with the regulators, so as to ensure mutual understanding and exemplary compliance with the applicable legislation.
NML is undertaking two major projects which will have an impact on the surrounding environment. Based on the experience gained to date, NML will put into practice the lessons that it has learned to date, so as to ensure that it meets the highest possible environmental and social standards…
Mining projects bring changes to the affected First Nation communities as well as to the nearby non-native communities, which are remotely located. Managing the natural reactions, both positive and negative, is a challenge that is taken seriously by NML ...
Just as NML tries to design its projects in ways that avoid impacts on the natural environment, so it strives to avoid negative impacts on the nearby communities and to enhance positive ones, based on mutual trust, respect and acceptance of multicultural and multilingual aspects of affected communities...
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