betazoid, to austria
North, to Alberta
betazoid, to austria
fulelo, (edited ) to Turkey
@fulelo@journa.host avatar

- protesters blasted with water cannon by riot
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-66351888
Bit of background v @etemelkuran :
" , a Turkish construction company is now destroying a centuries-old forest the size of 105 football stadiums in Turkey. Thousands of envorimentalists are resisting." - all this to make way for a new mine
The pictures of elderly women literally hugging trees to protect them are heartbreaking

s1m0n4, to Denmark
@s1m0n4@ohai.social avatar

Today we visited #mønstedkalkgruber the world largest #limestone #mine. Extraction stopped in 1956. Visitors can walk for 4 km of official pathways or venture on any passageway they find on the 60 km of available tunnels.

We saw people fully equipped with speleology tools like flashlights, protective gear, etc. and ready to go off track on the narrow caves.

It was truly impressive!

#Denmark #familytrip

Stone piling by visitors inside the limestone caves.
Limestone cave tunnels with water puddles

anna_lillith, to random
@anna_lillith@mas.to avatar

Over the past months, the team has spent many hours in at Peehee Mu'Huh — — where construction has begun on a mine to exploit the largest known lithium deposit on .

Find out more about the Indigenous-led , the total disregard by both government and mining interests for an historic site with great biological and sensitivity, and the police raid on and dismantling of the prayer camp.

1/6

anna_lillith,
@anna_lillith@mas.to avatar

Please watch the new video, produced in partnership with #OxSamCamp and the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony (#RSIC), which gives more background on the legal fights and shares powerful testimony from people including RSIC Chairman Arlan Melendez and, especially heartbreakingly, one brave, youthful camp member.

As two separate legal fights against the #mine move forward — and a hearing is scheduled for this week — the mining company is leveraging legal challenges of its own

2/6

mongabay, to random
@mongabay@mastodon.green avatar

Researchers pored over satellite imagery to create one of the most comprehensive data sets on the global mining footprint ever generated.

The data set maps out in fine detail the boundaries of a combined 65,585 km2 (25,323 mi2) of mining sites across the world.

Nearly 10% of the total mining areas mapped in the study fell inside protected areas like national parks, Ramsar wetlands and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

By Ashoka Mukpo

https://news.mongabay.com/2023/05/new-study-reveals-fine-detail-on-location-and-scale-of-mining-sites-worldwide/

#News #Conservation #Environment

HistoPol,
@HistoPol@mastodon.social avatar

@mongabay

(4/n)

"...widespread occurrence of mining inside protected areas across the world, the data set includes more detail on those activities than ever before. Overall, a staggering 👉6,232 km2 (2,406 mi2) of boundary-violating mining operations👈 were mapped by the study...

There are so many important questions we can address...the distribution of different bird species, or things like flooding risk, for example. Or how a different #mine is going to be
..."

hryggrbyr, to photography
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