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Tag: Mining

Looking up into the Peruvian Amazon. Anna & Michal, Flickr

U.N. science panel releases initial findings of upcoming overview of the Amazon

Scientists and Indigenous leaders call for zero deforestation and degradation in the Amazon
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Lago Agrio, Nueva Loja, Ecuador

Fast facts: the Amazon biome

A quick rundown on one of our planet’s most critical ecosystems
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The Marañón river, Peru’s second-longest river and mainstem source of the Amazon River. Indigenous peoples reliant on its waters are fighting for the river to have recognized rights. Ministerio del Ambiente, Flickr

In Peru, the path to achieving rights of nature winds like the rivers it seeks to protect

A look inside the Indigenous movement fighting for ecosystems to be subjects for state protection
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An 18th century gold coin, now held by the Banco Central do Brasil, from the Portuguese-led gold rush in the Amazon. Nationale Bank van Belgie

Talking about a revolution: What ‘clean’ gold mining would mean for the Amazon

Industry renewal hinges on regulation, Indigenous rights and due diligence
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Movements for equity are joining forces around the world, crossing-cutting issues such as climate, race and health. Marcus Spiske, Flickr

#BLM and climate justice join forces, the Arctic heats, and COVID-19 gear fills oceans

News to know in our bi-weekly digest
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At the foothills of the Atewa Forest. Ahtziri Gonzalez, CIFOR

Yes, Ghana should mine bauxite, but not in critical ecosystems like Atewa Forest

A lawsuit against the West African government elucidates the need to balance development and biodiversity
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Tarvurvur volcano in Papua New Guinea, one of two countries to support a proposed decade-long moratorium on Pacific Ocean seabed mining. Taro Taylor, Flickr

Should we mine the Pacific Ocean’s seabed?

Pacific Islands weigh mineral revenues against biodiversity impacts
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Going against the flow to clean up Native American landscapes

Janene Yazzie takes on radioactive river pollution and human rights
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Mine compensation process in Africa should protect women’s rights, WoMin group urges

System "critically flawed"
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Plied Kingfisher in Haller Park forest, Mombasa, Kenya

How a Kenyan cement company turned a barren landscape into an eden

Back to nature
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Mining firms start to worry about long-term impacts – But do they understand them?

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