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Fighting for Their Water and Their Lives, Communities Take Direct Action Against Barrick Gold in the Dominican Republic

November 30, 2017 Klaire Gain 0

Armed with signs, pollution masks and their voices, community members have chained themselves to chairs, refusing to leave until the demands of relocation for more than 600 families impacted by the project are met. […]

Ecuadoreans Won’t Back Down in Fighting Chevron-Texaco Over Amazon Oil Disaster

November 1, 2017 Lindsay Ofrias 0

Years into the fight to hold Chevron-Texaco accountable for the “Amazon Chernobyl,” those involved are still struggling to win justice for victims, clean up the rainforest, and combat corporate impunity. With the future of their communities and the environment at stake, they refuse to give up. […]

The Silent Advance of Chinese Mining in Bolivia Worsens Water Scarcity and Pollution

October 30, 2017 Floor Van der Hout 0

Chinese investment is increasingly displacing U.S. capital in Latin America, but the environmental consequences and impacts on community rights show that the shift is not a step forward but rather more of the same. […]

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