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...
LMN would like to invite students and teachers to Making Connections: Young People and Communities on the Frontlines of Climate Justice on October 20th at 3.30 pm. Register for this free event...
Dear friends, The world’s biggest mining company, BHP, has announced that it intends to terminate its dual-listed status, with BHP plc incorporated in the UK and BHP Ltd in Australia, and simplify its structure by becoming primarily an Australian company, with...
Report by Richard Solly, Co-ordinator, London Mining Network, with assistance from Andrew Hickman, Andy Whitmore, Dina Rui, Roger Featherstone, Roger Moody, Sukhgerel Dugersuren, Yvonne Orengo and Zoe Lujic. Rio Tinto’s London AGM on 9 April 2021 was the first...
The UK government’s response to the COVID-19 health crisis has meant that company AGMs are even more controlled by the companies’ Boards and even less accountable than usual. Rio Tinto’s AGM this year was a hole-in-the-corner affair, with the minimum...
RT @CoalActionUK: Controversy & broken promises surround the 'restoration' of 7 opencast coal mines in South Wales. We reveal all in a webi… 13 hours ago retweeted via CoalActionUK
We say that any #JustTransition must take into account: #HumanRights
#RightsOfNature
#IndigenousRights
and not just… https://t.co/YANOR5mimA 13 hours ago
