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Ecology

Amandla!

Alicia Aleman Arrastio (second from right) writes from Johannesburg where she is attending the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and the Extractivist Economy with other members of the Justice in Mining Network AMANDLA, AWETHU. Power to the people. Our first day in the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and Extractives Industries has started with this …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, Conflict Minerals, Environmental Damage, Ethical Investment, Indigenous Peoples, Laudato Si, Mining Advocacy, multinational companies, TransparencyTag: activism, africa, Australia, Brazil, Campaigns, Canada, civil society, climate change, climate change, corruption, Ecology, education, environment, Europe, human rights, human rights, India, Legislation, Philippines, South Africa, United States, Violence, water, water

Justice in Mining Participates in Global Forum in South Africa

Nine members of the Justice in Mining network will travel to Johannesburg next week to participate in the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and the Extractivist Economy. The Justice in Mining representatives will join more than 300 delegates from faith-based and community groups around the globe to discuss issues arising from mining activity, including environmental …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, Conflict Minerals, Culture, Environmental Damage, Ethical Investment, Indigenous Peoples, Jesuit Events, Mining Advocacy, multinational companies, UncategorizedTag: activism, africa, Australia, Campaigns, climate change, climate change, corruption, Ecology, environment, Europe, human rights, human rights, India, South Africa, Violence, water, water

Jesuit Curia Joins ‘Flights For Forests’ Initiative

If you have ever calculated your carbon footprint, you will have noticed that the footprint size jumps considerably when you include air travel. A round-trip flight from Europe to the United States, for example, generates about three tonnes of carbon dioxide per person. In total, the average European generates approximately ten tonnes of carbon dioxide …

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Category: climate change, Environmental Damage, Jesuit Events, UncategorizedTag: Ecology, environment, Europe, flights for forests

Mining and environmental justice: The struggle for water, health, and human security in Honduras

By Fernando Serrano, Ph.D., Saint Louis University; Pedro Landa, ERIC Honduras Orlando Posadas, ERIC Honduras Mercy Ayala, ERIC Honduras; Gustavo Cardoza, ERIC Honduras What is the impact of extractive industries such as mining in Honduras? And how are people in poor rural communities responding? With the support of the US Jesuit Conference and the Jesuit …

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Category: Environmental Damage, Indigenous Peoples, Mining Advocacy, multinational companies, Research, Uncategorized, waterTag: Campaigns, Ecology, environment, Honduras, human rights, human rights, Violence

Mining and Ecocide Law

There is a growing movement and advocacy for the introduction of ecocide law at both a domestic and international level. The common definition of ecocide is the destruction of large areas of the natural environment as a consequence of human activity.  Some obvious examples of ecocide are the Niger Delta, Alberta Tar Sands and the …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, Environmental Damage, human rights, Legal Disputes, Mining Advocacy, regulation, UncategorizedTag: Ecology, Legislation

From perverse resignation to re-signing to action, a message from Pope Francis to COP 23 leaders and delegates

By Xavier Jeyaraj SJ (This article first appeared at http://www.ecojesuit.com) On 16 November, Pope Francis sent an official message to the delegates of COP23 gathered in Bonn,  Germany.  He warned world leaders of destructive climate change, reiterating what he powerfully stated in his encyclical Laudato Si’, not to fall victims of “four perverse attitudes” that can …

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Category: climate change, Environmental Damage, Ethical Investment, Laudato Si, UncategorizedTag: COP23, Ecojesuit, Ecology, education, environment, Justice in Mining, Pope Francis

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