Should mining companies consider no-go zones where isolated Indigenous peoples live? (Commentary)

Mongabay
Jan 16, 2025, 11:48 am111 pts
As the demand for critical minerals intensifies with the energy transition, the need for a rights-based approach to mining, focused on respect, is more relevant than ever. This approach relies on meaningful and inclusive engagement and participation of affected Indigenous peoples’ in decisions about if and…

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