WARSAW, June 7 (Reuters) - Poland's prime minister on Wednesday vowed to resist attempts to close the Turow lignite mine, likening a court ruling that work at the site should be suspended over environmental concerns to an assault on the country's sovereignty.
Environmental groups the Frank Bold Foundation, Greenpeace and the EKO-UNIA Ecological Association said in a statement on Tuesday that a Warsaw court had suspended a decision to allow the coal mining concession at Turow to be extended because it could cause significant damage to the environment.
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