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Why the Rush for Seabed Mining? Intrigue, Collusion and Interesting Bedfellows

17.07.2019

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Canadian Mines Ministers Meet in Cranbrook: Is B.C.’s competitive advantage weak environmental regulation?

16.07.2019

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Indigenous Peoples Blockade OceanaGold Mine in the Philippines: Company Operates Despite Expired Licence

10.07.2019

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Canada brushed off abuse complaints against Barrick-linked gold miner in Tanzania, emails show

10.07.2019

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From Bad to Worse on Mining: Groups Urge B.C. Government to Reform Outdated Laws

04.07.2019

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Letter with over 65 signatures of Guatemalan and International Organizations delivered to Attorney General Demanding Protective Measures Be Upheld for Xinca Lawyer and Communities Opposing Escobal Mine

03.07.2019

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Tŝilhqot’in Nation Announces Peaceful Action to Protect Teẑtan Biny and Yanah Biny, Calls on Government of British Columbia to Intervene

01.07.2019

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Barrick Negotiations with Papua New Guinea Landowners Stall

26.06.2019

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Tailings dam failures linked to hefty bonuses for mine managers: report

24.06.2019

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MEDIA ALERT: MiningWatch Canada Available for Comment on Global Affairs Canada’s Updated “Voices at Risk Guidelines for Supporting Human Rights Defenders”

14.06.2019

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“Boxing with My Hands Tied Behind My Back”: Barrick Grievance Mechanism in Tanzania Not Fair, Say Lawyer, Village Representatives

11.06.2019

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Canadian mining companies will now face human rights charges in Canadian courts

07.06.2019

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Mining in Canada is shrinking, and a wave of impassioned community opposition is partly to blame

06.06.2019

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Argentine court denies Canadian gold miner’s challenge to law against mining on glaciers

06.06.2019

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Another Spill at Tata Steel's Iron Mine: Quebec Minister of the Environment Must Take Action

29.05.2019

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Barrick proposes low-ball buyout offer for beleaguered Tanzanian subsidiary Acacia

22.05.2019

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New Expert Report Finds Canada Carbon Project Uneconomic, $96 Million Damage Claim Against Municipality Unfounded – Complaint Filed with B.C. Securities Commission

22.05.2019

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Senate Amendments, Weak Proposed Regulations Threaten to Push Federal Environmental Assessment Bill C-69 Into Irrelevance

14.05.2019

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100,000 March in Colombia to Protect Drinking Water from Mining Company

13.05.2019

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Xinka People of Guatemala and International Allies Concerned Pan American Silver Will Continue Unwanted Intervention

09.05.2019

Why the Rush for Seabed Mining? Intrigue, Collusion and Interesting Bedfellows

Canadian Mines Ministers Meet in Cranbrook: Is B.C.’s competitive advantage weak environmental regulation?

Indigenous Peoples Blockade OceanaGold Mine in the Philippines: Company Operates Despite Expired Licence

Canada brushed off abuse complaints against Barrick-linked gold miner in Tanzania, emails show

From Bad to Worse on Mining: Groups Urge B.C. Government to Reform Outdated Laws

Letter with over 65 signatures of Guatemalan and International Organizations delivered to Attorney General Demanding Protective Measures Be Upheld for Xinca Lawyer and Communities Opposing Escobal Mine

Tŝilhqot’in Nation Announces Peaceful Action to Protect Teẑtan Biny and Yanah Biny, Calls on Government of British Columbia to Intervene

Barrick Negotiations with Papua New Guinea Landowners Stall

Tailings dam failures linked to hefty bonuses for mine managers: report

MEDIA ALERT: MiningWatch Canada Available for Comment on Global Affairs Canada’s Updated “Voices at Risk Guidelines for Supporting Human Rights Defenders”

“Boxing with My Hands Tied Behind My Back”: Barrick Grievance Mechanism in Tanzania Not Fair, Say Lawyer, Village Representatives

Canadian mining companies will now face human rights charges in Canadian courts

Mining in Canada is shrinking, and a wave of impassioned community opposition is partly to blame

Argentine court denies Canadian gold miner’s challenge to law against mining on glaciers

Another Spill at Tata Steel's Iron Mine: Quebec Minister of the Environment Must Take Action

Barrick proposes low-ball buyout offer for beleaguered Tanzanian subsidiary Acacia

New Expert Report Finds Canada Carbon Project Uneconomic, $96 Million Damage Claim Against Municipality Unfounded – Complaint Filed with B.C. Securities Commission

Senate Amendments, Weak Proposed Regulations Threaten to Push Federal Environmental Assessment Bill C-69 Into Irrelevance

100,000 March in Colombia to Protect Drinking Water from Mining Company

Xinka People of Guatemala and International Allies Concerned Pan American Silver Will Continue Unwanted Intervention

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