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		<title>Miriam Rose: New page: http://www.savingiceland.org/0724/saving-iceland-blockades-rio-tinto-alcan-smelter-in-hafnarfjordur/  Rio Tinto Alcan has signed a letter of intent with the Govt. of Cameroon to expand the...</title>
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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;New page: http://www.savingiceland.org/0724/saving-iceland-blockades-rio-tinto-alcan-smelter-in-hafnarfjordur/  Rio Tinto Alcan has signed a letter of intent with the Govt. of Cameroon to expand the...&lt;/p&gt;
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Rio Tinto Alcan has signed a letter of intent with the Govt. of Cameroon to expand the existing Alucam smelter with 150.000 Mtpy, and build a new 150.000 Mtpy smelter. The Lom Pangar Dam, to be constructed by the government, would power this 17. Alcan have a large number of projects planned Africa – their “greenfield project pipeline” 18 includes Cameroon, Ghana, Guinea, Madagascar and South Africa. ‘Greenfield’ means that untouched nature will be destroyed for the mines, infrastructure, smelters, and dams that would power them.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
		<author><name>Miriam Rose</name></author>
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