MiningWatch Canada2019-09-252019-09-252012-04-022004http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/184529Contents: • Finally - Funding for Contaminated Sites • Exporting Death: Asbestos and Canada • Risk First, Safety Last • Colombia Dismantles State Mining Company to Destroy Union, Open Way for Transnational Corporations • Glamis Gold Demands $50 Million Compensation for Not Destroying Quechan Nation Lands • International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group Holds Public Forum • World Social Forum Comes to Mumbai • “Overburdened” Women’s Health Project: In Search of a Pilot Community • First Nations Meet with Conservation Groups to Protect the Boreal Forest • Mining Companies Try to Duck Liabilities at Old Uranium Mines • Diamonds in Northern Ontario: Fighting for Responsible Mining • Nahanni Park and the Prairie Creek Mine: A Disaster Waiting to HappenengWith permission of the license/copyright holdernatural resourcesminingenvironmentbusiness ethicsresource extractionEconomic ethicsEnvironmental ethicsBusiness ethicsResources ethicsJournal volume