Environment Minister Mircea Fechet draws attention to the seepage problems at the Praid Salt Works, pointing out that they have been ignored over the years. He sees Praid as a wake-up call for natural resource management that needs a more responsible approach. Fechet says the authorities are working together to find solutions, given the hard lessons learned from uncontrolled exploitation of nature. He aims to leave future generations a better country by promoting respect for nature and prevention in resource management.
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Ministrul Mediului: ”Ştiţi cum arată Lacul Bicaz azi? Splendid, faţă de anii în care era înecat în PET-uri. Dacă ar fi gândit aşa mulţi dintre cei care au avut în grijă mina Praid, nu am fi ajuns aici”
Mircea Fechet: Praid este azi un semnal de alarmă: trebuie să schimbăm urgent modul în care gestionăm toate resursele naturale. Fiecare generaţie a avut grijă de Praid cum s-a priceput – mai bine, mai puţin bine sau deloc, iar acum a venit scadenţa
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