If you watched our recent Making Connections: Young People and Communities on the Frontlines of Climate Justice event and want to find out more, here are three films to watch about the impacts and resistance to coal mining. Sexy Killers Indonesia Sexy Killers is...
Recorded 15/03/21 LMN was delighted to be joined by guest speaker Thea Riofrancos for the launch of the first Resisting Mining Book Club! Thea spoke about her recently published book Resource Radicals: From Petro-Nationalism to Post-Extractivism in Ecuador (Duke...
This conversation was recorded on 13 Nov 2020 as part of the COP26 Coalition’s “From The Ground Up” series of events. A central demand of climate movements has been to move to ‘100% renewable energy’ — but this call could result in a new wave...
On Environmental Conflict Day, London Mining Network launched the Martial Mining report. This piece of original research focuses on the relationship between extractivism and war, highlighting the necessity of metals and minerals for militarism, and the need for...
Indigenous groups in the Philippines are facing increasing pressure under the Duterte government. They are losing their land, livelihood, and resources to extractive industries, illegal logging, and monocrop plantations among others. The community of Didipio, Nueva...
The Cerrejon open-cast Coal Mine, located in the south of the province of La Guajira, Colombia, is currently owned in equal shares by three multinational mining companies: Anglo American, BHP and Glencore, all of them listed in the London Stock Exchange. Since the...
Tomorrow: 10th Anniversary Vigil for the #MarikanaMassacre! Join us at 16:30 outside the High Commission of South… https://t.co/III1ytLsCW 2 hours ago
RT @londonmining: In solidarity with mining affected communities in South Africa, we will be attending the #MarikanaMassacre vigil on 16 Au… 3 hours ago retweeted via londonmining
