Protect Water

Mining involves using, moving, storing and disposing of huge amounts of water. Even with careful planning and management there are serious risks of contamination, possibly forever. Perfectly good rivers and lakes can also be used as waste dumps.

Blog

There Are No Clean Diamonds: What You Need to Know About Canadian Diamonds

06.12.2006

News Release

NDP Condemns Conservatives for Granting Big Mining Companies Green Light to Kill Lakes

09.11.2006

News Release

First Nations Speak at Kemess North Hearings Under Protest: Call on Governments to Protect Environment and Act Honourably

30.10.2006

News Release

Environment Canada Flings Door Wide Open to Toxic Dumping in Canada’s Lakes

24.10.2006

Guest Publication

Assessment of the Rosia Montana Environmental Impact Assessment Report with a focus on water and water quality-related issues

21.08.2006

Blog

Mining Video - "No Significant Environmental Effects"

18.08.2006

Blog

From San Félix to Rodeo: A Letter for the Resistance

15.08.2006

News Release

Amended Metal Mining Effluent Regulations Published - Two Lakes in Newfoundland to be Destroyed by Mine Waste

19.07.2006

Blog

The Bemidji Statement on Seventh Generation Guardianship

07.07.2006

News Release

Gold Rush Threatens Sacred Headwaters in Northern BC - Environmental Assessment of Copper-Gold Mine Denies Public Rights

05.07.2006