Residents protest proposed copper mining project in Turkey
Residents in the Kurdish-majority region of Lice (Licê) in Diyarbakır (Amed), Turkey, gathered to protest a proposed copper mining project, […]
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Norway’s deep-sea mining: A risky new frontier
In what is now Norway, ancient fisher-farmers once caught massive bluefin tuna along the world’s second-longest coastline. Over the centuries,
China’s deep-sea mining surge: Environmental risks and geopolitical implications
China is swiftly asserting its dominance in the largely unregulated realm of deep-sea mining, raising critical concerns about the environmental
Continued struggles for Bor residents amid Zijin Mining’s expansion in Serbia
Suzana Jovanovic, a resident near an old surface mine in Bor, Serbia, has seen no improvement in her quality of
Deep-Sea mining could generate ‘dark oxygen’ and harm marine ecosystems
Recent research published in Nature Geoscience reveals that mining rare metals from the deep sea could produce a form of
Latin America’s chance to transform mining and lead the energy transition
Latin America’s tumultuous relationship with mining dates back to the conquistadors’ plundering of gold and silver for the Spanish crown.
Environmental and indigenous rights concerns Lead BASF and Eramet to withdraw from Indonesian nickel project
On June 24, BASF and Eramet announced their decision to cancel a major green energy project in Indonesia, citing concerns