Savannah returned to prospecting in Covas do Barroso
It should be noted that three landowners filed a precautionary measure with the Administrative and Tax Court of Mirandela against the administrative easement issued by the Ministry of the Environment in December, which allows Savannah to access their land for a period of one year. This precautionary measure led to the suspension of work in the Covas do Barroso area.
On Thursday (20), the Ministry of the Environment filed a reasoned resolution, provided for by law, to annul the suspension of prospecting and, on Friday (21), Savannah announced that it could immediately resume lithium prospecting.
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