As LMN member group Coal Action Network continues to host our friend Vladimir Slivyak of Russian environmental organisation Ecodefense on the Ditch Coal Speaking Tour, film-maker Jo Syz has produced a three-minute video on the impacts of the UK’s coal imports from Russia.
The New Internationalist has published an article From Russia, with blood: the impact of coal exports to Britain arguing that the human and environmental costs of this coal are too high.
Vladimir Slivyak says that “When you buy coal, you have a moral right to ask where it came from”.
Katy Brown says that the supply chain for coal from Russia to the UK involves a secretive journey, with devastating impacts on indigenous communities and the silencing of groups resisting it.
The Ditch Coal Speaking Tour will finish with a public event in London on Friday 10 June. As LMN member group Coal Action Network continues to host our friend Vladimir Slivyak of Russian environmental organisation Ecodefense on the Ditch Coal Speaking Tour, film-maker Jo Syz has produced a three-minute video on the impacts of the UK’s coal imports from Russia.
The New Internationalist has published an article From Russia, with blood: the impact of coal exports to Britain arguing that the human and environmental costs of this coal are too high.
Vladimir Slivyak says that “When you buy coal, you have a moral right to ask where it came from”.
Katy Brown says that the supply chain for coal from Russia to the UK involves a secretive journey, with devastating impacts on indigenous communities and the silencing of groups resisting it.
The Ditch Coal Speaking Tour will finish with a public event in London on Friday 10 June.