Wildcat miners: will cyanide displace mercury?

Mongabay
Sep 13, 2024, 9:29 am487 ptsHot
The activities of wildcat miners in the Pan Amazon has become an increasing issue of concern over the past five years; in part, because their numbers have exploded, but also because as a group, they have flagrantly violated the land rights of Indigenous people, particularly the Yanomami, but also the Murunduku…

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