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Holness defends Dry Harbour Mountain deal

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The Holness administration is sticking to its decision to permit mining in the ecologically sensitive Puerto Bueno Mountains, also called the Dry Harbour Mountains in St Ann, the tourism-dependent parish on Jamaica's northern coast. Prime...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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