Kai Mykkänen comments on the destruction of the site

Surrounding environment and climate minister Kai Mikkanen (kok) Comments on the destruction of endangered pearl mussels in the Suomussalmi River.

In the message service X, Mykkänen asked Stora Enso to explain why the forest company lost the case.

– As a result of outrageous activities, endangered raccoons were exterminated in Suomussalmi. This is a criminal case. If it had been done correctly, this would not have happened. Stora Enso must find out why the supply chain failed to judge. “We also have to see if the rules can still be improved,” Mykkänen told X.

Last Thursday, Stora Ensen Forest machinery pushes the river Logging site in Hukkajoki, Suomussalmi. The river is home to critically endangered wildebeest.

Metsähallitus estimated that thousands of people died as a result of the incident.

biology Myri Siswesi Said he was with his work partner last week Survey on the status of crow populations Stora Enso forest machinery drives across the river in Hukkajoki, Suomussalmi.

Sysvedi said he stopped the forestry machine as it was returning from a construction site. Sysvedi said the driver of the forestry machine behaved inappropriately. Among other things, the driver asked Sysvedi to take off his bra before coming over to talk.

– His intention may be to somehow belittle my role in it. “In my opinion, my actions were matter-of-fact,” Sisiwesi told IS earlier.

According to Sisvesi, after the incident, the forestry machinery driver drove across the river several times, and Sisvesi took pictures of the scene.

Stora Enso We regret what happened. The forestry company previously said In its announcementlogging at the forest site was stopped and the environmental department began to investigate the site.

Police are investigating the incident at Suomussalmi’s Hukkajoki as a serious nature conservation crime, a very rare offence. Metsähallitus has asked the police to investigate the incident.

Stora Enso could face significant sanctions as a result of this case.

The professor of criminal and procedural law at the University of Eastern Finland said that community fines will also be imposed in this case and the company responsible for the relevant actions may be fined up to 850,000 euros. Matti Tolvanen.