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Tungsten West MPF public consultation extended

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Tungsten West plc said that the public consultation had been extended regarding the mineral processing facility permit for Hemerdon in Devon.

The Environment Agency granted the draft permit in February and began the consultation in the following month.

The EA now plans to close the consultation on 30 May 2024.

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