Clean Power at a Steep Price Extracting the lithium that EVs need could destroy this rare desert ecosystem in Chile By Vince Beiser December 13, 2022 In this story: clean energy, electric vehicles, renewable energy, mining, technology
Federal Court Delivers a Reprieve to Apache Members Seeking to Save a Sacred Site Oak Flat has been spared a copper mine for now—but the legal maneuvering continues By Osha Gray Davidson December 1, 2022 In this story: mining, indigenous communities
Proposed Gold and Silver Mine in Southeast Alaska Threatens Salmon, Bald Eagles, and Local Food Security Developers seek to overcome Indigenous and environmental resistance by offering perks to local communities By Elsa Sebastian January 15, 2022 In this story: salmon, indigenous communities, mining
Uranium Widows in Navajo Country Uranium mining has been banned in Navajo country—could it come back? By Wudan Yan October 29, 2020 In this story: indigenous communities, mining
A River Runs Through International Borders Mining operations in Canada threaten rivers in the US By Cassidy Randall May 26, 2020 In this story: mining, clean water
Wenden Residents Unite Behind “No Smelter Here” Campaign Activists are fighting to block a proposed polluting smelter plant in Arizona By Ryan MacDonald April 8, 2020 In this story: mining
Close to Home Even the coal industry's best friends are giving it the bad news: Demand is declining, reserves are vanishing, mountaintop removal is unacceptable, and emissions must be reduced. Slowly, surely, the United States is moving past coal. July 1, 2010 In this story: coal, dirty fuels, mining
The Cost of Doing Business The mining industry is one of the planet's biggest polluters. But Echo Bay had another dirty little secret. It was funding Al Qaeda-linked terrorists. By Marilyn Berlin Snell May 1, 2004 In this story: mining