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In 1995, a tailings dam at Omai Gold Mining Limited collapsed releasing over 3.2 billion litres of cyanide into the Essequibo River. This incurred both ecological and socio-economic consequences, affecting residents who relied on the river for multiple uses. Communities are often unaware of established mining camps, the dangerous chemicals used in their operations, and the risk they pose downstream.

Batavia Residents' Knowledge and Perception of the Potential Health and Environmental Risks of an Upstream Cyanide Spill from Gold Mining