In the Golden Cross gold mine case, Coeur might not pay for the remedial work required to clean up the massive environmental problems that it had created in New Zealand. What is the reason?

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The company, which was already overcome by the litigation costs, provided no financial guarantees for the remedial work

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The company was being taken over by another company that refused to pay for the remedial work

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The company decided to abandon the New Zealand operation and left New Zealand taxpayers with a $21 million bill

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The company could not afford to pay for the remedial work because the company had turned into a serious lossmaker

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