After 150 years of damage to people and planet, Rio Tinto ‘must be held to account’ (commentary)

Mongabay
Apr 5, 2023, 10:27 pm124 pts
For most of us, it seems quite obvious that doing harm leads to consequences. It’s only fair after all – if your actions hurt someone, you get held to account and you change. However, if you happen to be a multi-billion-dollar titan of the global mining industry, the harm-to-consequences link might not seem…

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