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Whitebook Hearing Responses from the Hearing Portal for London Whitebook Hearing Responses from the Hearing Portal for London Mining ISUA project Prepared by London Mining Version of 13th March 2013 1 Table of Contents 1. Hans Jørgen Løvstrøm ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 2. Tom Pele Olsen .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 3. NAPP (Lars P. Mathæussen og Johannes Heilman) ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 4. Marc Defourneaux ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 5. Flemming Hybholt ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 6. Peter Oluf Holm Meyer .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 7. Knud Seblon ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 8. Departementet for Erhverv og Arbejdsmarked 18.10.12 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 23 9. Knud Seblon II .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 10. GEUS .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27 11. Grønlands Nationalmuseum & Arkiv ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 30 12. Departementet for Boliger, Infrastruktur og Trafik, Afdelingen for Infrastruktur, Klima og Energi ............................................................................................................. 33 13. ICC og WWF ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 42 14. Flemming Hybholt ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 69 15. Landslægeembedet ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 76 16 TIMMIAQ ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 81 17. Grønlands Arbejdsgiverforening .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 89 18. Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 98 19. SIK ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 117 20. Departementet for Sundhed ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 124 2 21. Nuuk Fjords Venner ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 149 22. Janus Kleist................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 155 23. Arbejdstilsynet ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 160 24. KANUKOKA ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 162 24 A. KANOKOKA (Bilag A – Qaasuitsup Kommunia) ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 184 24 B. KANOKOKA (Bilag B – Qeqqata Kommunia) ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 186 25. Birger Poppel ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 187 26. Avataq .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 202 28. Jacob Mathiassen ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 211 29 Jakob Mathiassen II ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 231 30. Departementet for Fiskeri, Fangs tog Landbrug (APNN) – Department of Fiskeries, Hunting and Farming .............................................................................................. 232 31. Dep. for Indenrigsanliggender, Natur og Miljø (NNPAN) ............................................................................................................................................................................ 236 32. Peter Barfod ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 251 33. Grønlands Politi ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 254 34. DCE/GN comments to the EIA for the ISUA project .................................................................................................................................................................................... 261 List of Abbreviations BMP Bureau of Minerals and Petroleum DCE Danish Centre for Environment and Energy EIA Environmental Impact assessment GN Greenland Institute of Natural Resources LM London Mining SIA Social Impact assessment 3 1. Hans Jørgen Løvstrøm No. Question Response from London Mining Response from BMP and/or DCE/GN Amendment to EIA/SIA 1.1 I hereby forward my proposal: As Nuuk Fjord To select a port site is a significant engineering work DCE/GN: The proposal made by Hans None is beginning to get pack ice, I propose that the which involves many factors. SNC-Lavain, the Jørgen Løvstrøm
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