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How Canada's growing presence in Latin America is hurting the environment - Vimarsana News

How Canada's growing presence in Latin America is hurting the environment

MEXICO CITY — Canada has become a major force in Latin America. It’s spent the last 30 years beefing up its portfolio with investments in mining, oil and natural gas. It’s established free trade agreements and foreign investment protections with dozens of countries, and is in the process of negotiating more. As a result, the […]

'Fighting a huge monster': mine battle in Guatemala became a playbook for polluters | Environmental activism - Vimarsana News

'Fighting a huge monster': mine battle in Guatemala became a playbook for polluters | Environmental activism

Indigenous defenders opposing the Marlin mine were criminalised by a corporation and its state allies

The Future Of Mining Depends On Climate Action Leadership - Vimarsana News

The Future Of Mining Depends On Climate Action Leadership

Mining companies have a unique opportunity to solve their hiring challenges by becoming climate action leaders.

Source: forbes.com
Radiation is homeowners' problem, Canadian nuclear radiator says - Vimarsana News

Radiation is homeowners' problem, Canadian nuclear radiator says

Radiation levels in and around homes in Elliot Lake, Ont., are due to “naturally occurring nuclear substances,” says safety commission.

Supporters of slain Mexican mining activist take case against Canada to international body - Vimarsana News

Supporters of slain Mexican mining activist take case against Canada to international body

Family and supporters of a Mexican activist who was killed after opposing a Canadian company's mining project are taking their case to an international human rights body.

Source: cbc.ca