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From Whence the Wood?

Supply chain transparency and the origin of solid biomass for electricity generation in the Netherlands The use of solid biomass as feedstock for electricity generation is becoming an increasingly prominent and controversial topic in the global debate about the transition…

Illegitimate Operations

Arbitrary arrest and charges brought against Bertha Caceres, leader of the Civic Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras – COPINH On Friday 24, on the 53rd day of the roadblock in Rio Branco carried out by the Lenca…

People of El Salvador celebrate World Environment Day

Thousands of people hailing from different regions of El Salvador marched through San Salvador this morning to urge the government to stop metallic mining and to approve legislation to protect water in the country. The Ecological Walk was organized by a coalition…

The response of TNCs

Vale continues persecuting and criminalizing Mozambican social activists In mid April, 2013, artisanal brickmakers of Moatize, Mozambique, affected by the largest open-pit coal mine of multinational company Vale were violently repressed during a demonstration. As a response to this situation,…

A Road Trip to Save El Salvador’s Water

Delegation protest at the site of Pacific Rim mine in Cabanas, El Salvador. Photo by Ron Carver. Robin is standing in front of a church in Guatemala with some of the other members of the first international delegation on “gold mining and…

“Gold Mining and the Defense of Water in El Salvador”

International Delegation to El Salvador, May 10-13, 2013  Preliminary Report From May 10-13 2013, an international delegation from 12 countries representing 22 human rights, social justice and environmental non-profit organizations and advocates, along with academics, journalists, artists and grassroots activists,…