Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Mining

Peru: El Marañón -the environment, communities and rivers be dammed

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Communities on the Marañon river are planning resistance to hydro-electric projects being bull-dozed through by the government and the mining companies.

ECUADOR ABANDONS YASUNI AMAZON CONSERVATION PLAN

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President Correa blames the international community's failure to compensate Ecuador for not extracting oil. His critics say he was never serious.

Peru: Nahua people reject new gas drilling in Camisea field

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Conflict is likely to sharpen in the Amazon area of south eastern Peru over plans to drill wells in Lot 88 home to the Kugapakori Nahua-Nanti reserve.

Environmental Network for Central America (ENCA)

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ENCA works directly with communities in Central America, struggling for environmental and social justice, and provides small-scale funding for sustainable projects.

Belo Sun: Brazil’s Largest Gold Mine to be near site of...

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The Brazilian government is about to approve the construction of the country’s largest ever gold mine at Volta Grande on the Xingu River, only a short distance from the site of the internationally criticised Belo Monte dam.

Banana Link

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Banana Link is working towards fair and sustainable banana and pineapple production and trade in close partnership with banana workers unions and small farmers organisations.

Guatemala: Appeal on behalf of anti-mine protestors

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Communities close to a Canadian-owned mine have been placed under virtual military rule.

Pope Francis: A chalice to regret?

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A Canadian mining company has offered to make a chalice for the new Pope, using silver from a controversial mine in Patagonia

BRAZIL: HOW BEIJING IS SHAPING THE AMAZON

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As China buys agricultural and forest land, mines and smelters, its massive demands threaten the future of the Amazon Basin.

ECUADOR: CORREA, THE INDIGENOUS MOVEMENTS AND THE LEFT

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Is the newly re-elected President a closet neo-liberal and unrepentant fan of 'brown left' policies of extraction and accelerated development? Ecuador's left and indigenous movements are strongly critical but also anxious to develop positive alternatives.

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