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The rush to mine an ocean, and the struggle to save a river

The rush to mine an ocean, and the struggle to save a river

Jul 29, 2019 | Monthly bulletin, News

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...
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