• Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court rejected a petition seeking to halt permitting and development activity at the Autazes potash project.
• The petition, filed by the Federal Public Defender’s Office, aimed to suspend prior favorable rulings from a federal appeals court.
• Justice Edson Fachin dismissed the request on Aug. 18, citing failure to meet the threshold for extraordinary relief.
• The appeals-court rulings remain in force, leaving the project’s licensing status unchanged.
• A court-supervised consultation with the Mura people showed more than 90% support for the project.

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