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Home›Subsea›Government of Papua New Guinea Plans to Revert Ownership of Minerals to Traditional Landowners
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August 29, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Government of Papua New Guinea Plans to Revert Ownership of Minerals to Traditional Landowners

The new government of Papua New Guinea, led by prime minister Peter O’Neill, has announced plans to revert ownership of minerals and resourc… (greenleft) [mappress] Source: greenleft, August 29, 2011;

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The new government of Papua New Guinea, led by prime minister Peter O’Neill, has announced plans to revert ownership of minerals and resourc…

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[mappress] Source: greenleft, August 29, 2011;

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