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A just(ice) transition is a post-extractive transition
London Mining Network and War on Want are launching a joint report today exposing greenwashing of mining industry, ahead of Friday's Global Climate Strike ‘A Just Transition is a Post-extractive Transition’ exposes the mining industry’s greenwashing tactics,...
Chile: Community of Caimanes announces legal action against Antofagasta Minerals for environmental damages
The community of Caimanes is taking fresh legal action against Minera Los Pelambres, a mining company controlled by Antofagasta Minerals (the Chilean subsidiary of London-listed Antofagasta plc) over the situation of the Mauro tailings (fine wastes) dam above the...
Peru: residents block roads in protest against Anglo American
In Moquegua (southern Peru), hundreds of citizens including campesinas and campesinos protesting against the Quellaveco copper mining project, run by the British Anglo American company, blocked the most important roads in the region, which has caused dozens of...
Tabaco, Colombia: still no justice after 18 years
On 9 August 2001 the Afro-Descendant community of Tabaco was forcibly displaced from their ancestral land to give way to the biggest open cast coal mine in Latin America: Cerrejon. The mine is currently owned by Anglo American, BHP and Glencore, three multinational...
VIDEOS: ‘Extracting coal is extracting life’
These interviews with Sarah Agustio from Indonesian mining advocacy network JATAM and Indonesian PhD student Siti Maimunah were filmed during 'Extracting Us', a photography exhibition held in ONCA gallery, Brighton, UK, from 11-21 July 2019. Indonesia exports 80...
Solidarity vigil marking Marikana 7th anniversary
MARIKANA: AMANDLAA! AWETHU! What? Solidarity vigil on 7th anniversary of Marikana Massacre. Please bring your voices and yellow flowers. We will be reading out the names of those who died and will observe a minute's silence to remember them. Where? South Africa House,...
Cerrejón Coal: another forced eviction coming up
The Arroyo Bruno near El Rocío The indigenous community of El Rocío, located along the Arroyo Bruno (Bruno Stream) between Albania and Maicao in La Guajira, Colombia, was threatened with forcible displacement by police on 23 and 24 July, and has since been verbally...
The rush to mine an ocean, and the struggle to save a river
Dear friends, London Mining Network agrees that we have to phase out fossil fuels fast. That means a swift transition away from coal, among other things. We are working with member groups Coal Action Network, Colombia Solidarity Campaign and War on Want to support...
Saving the river: the struggle for Colombia’s Arroyo Bruno
Senator Jorge Robledo at the hearing in Riohacha On Monday 9 July, representatives of LMN member group Colombia Solidarity Campaign, Swiss NGO Aktionsgruppe Schweiz Kolumbien, US-based North Shore Colombia Solidarity and other international observers attended an event...
UK investors set sights on Indonesia fossil fuel infrastructure despite deadly mining legacy
Press release, for immediate release: 10/07/19 JATAM, London Mining Network Risky investments: UK investors set sights on Indonesia fossil fuel infrastructure despite deadly mining legacy UK investors attended Indonesia's Infrastructure Investment Forum in London last...