Mining

As it tries to guarantee energy security and bring about a green transition, how can the EU balance its strategic interests with Indigenous rights?

As foreign investors rush to claim a share of Serbia’s natural resources, Serbia’s sovereignty and autonomy are on the line.

In the Ecuadorian Amazon, a women-led Indigenous guard is fighting against illegal miners while striving towards a future beyond extractivism.

Can a new economy support the sustainability goals of the world’s northernmost settlement and its inhabitants?

Amid pressure to phase out coal, workers, mining unions, and locals in Poland’s Silesia are demanding a socially and economically just transition.

Deep-sea mining could have major ecological consequences. To avoid it, human society must fundamentally change its growth-at-all-costs model. 

While lithium is at the heart of the green transition, mining it is unsustainable. The residents of Covas do Barroso resist.

Serbia’s democratic and ecological struggles are inseparable – and can only be solved by reclaiming its political institutions.

The health of the ocean is central in the protection of the planet. But a rushed green light to deep-sea mining can put it at risk.

How the mad rush for precious minerals and gold is sowing seeds of conflict in Ghana.