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30 July 2021 Stephen Cousins Lack of evidence for impact assessment sees Cementa’s limestone mining application turned down as Europe tightens the environmental screw Cementa faces an unprecedented ban on mining limestone, a core ingredient in cement. Credit: HeidelbergCement AG A landmark decision by Swedish courts to suspend the mining license of the country’s biggest cement maker signals a tougher stance by EU legislators on environmentally-damaging construction products. The Supreme Land and Environmental Court rejected Cementa’s application to continue mining limestone, an essential ingredient in cement, at its quarries in Gotland due to a lack of evidence needed to assess the environmental impact of the application.

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