Algonquin First Nations Have Serious Concerns About Proposed Rare Earth Mine on Traditional Lands
May 2, 2012 • Two Algonquin First Nations in western Quebec are raising concerns about a proposed rare earth open pit mine on... Read More
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May 2, 2012 • Two Algonquin First Nations in western Quebec are raising concerns about a proposed rare earth open pit mine on... Read More
Apr 26, 2012 • An investigative report from Earthworks and MiningWatch Canada exposes how mining companies around the world use rivers, oceans, and... Read More
Apr 14, 2012 • The American mining corporations’ dirty little secret finally comes into the light of day – and is being exposed... Read More
Mar 23, 2012 • With a snap election widely expected in malaysia in the next few months, a rare earths plant built by... Read More
Feb 4, 2012 • A total of 47 indigenous people were arrested and another 5 needed hospital treatment after hundreds of Indian police... Read More
May 23, 2011 • Whether we’re talking about a proposed uranium mine in Nunavut or the Mirarr People’s right to keep a massive... Read More
Mar 17, 2011 • In early March, a “serious chemical spill” was reported at the site of the Ramu mine processing plant, which... Read More
Feb 26, 2011 • Timeless Media Productions and Michigan State Environmental Journalism Students present “Eagle Rock”, a mini-documentary about a sacred site as... Read More
Feb 23, 2011 • After 18 years of legal struggles over one of the most tragic environmental crimes in history, a lone Judge... Read More
Feb 5, 2011 • Niyamgiri You Are Still Alive is an award-winning documentary about the struggle to protect Niyamgiri from the UK mining... Read More
Feb 3, 2011 • In what may prove to be one of the most bizarre legal moves ever, lawyers for the oil giant,... Read More
Jul 30, 2010 • In this month’s Underreported Struggles: Botswana’s High Court rules against the Kalahari Bushmen; Indigenous Peoples take over Task Force... Read More
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