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    PTI
    Industrial Production Shrinks 1.9% in Nov; Enters Negative Zone After 2 Months
    12 Jan 2021
    The manufacturing sector -- which constitutes 77.63% of IIP -- recorded a contraction of 1.7% in November 2020, as per data released by the National Statistical Office
  • Villagers in the downhill areas of Pusuguda and Motu are worried that their land will submerge in the waterlogging that will occur due to the clearances given for stone mining.
    Sumedha Pal
    Odisha: Adivasis Protest Clearances Given for Stone Mining, Allege Violation of Norms
    05 Nov 2020
    Villagers in the downhill areas of Pusuguda and Motu are worried that their land will submerge in the waterlogging that will occur due to the clearances given for stone mining.
  • How Draft EIA Notification Compromises Rights of Tribal and Forest Dwelling Communities
    Ayaskant Das
    How Draft EIA Notification Compromises Rights of Tribal and Forest Dwelling Communities
    12 Aug 2020
    The draft notification seeks to dilute the concept of public consultations, which lies at the core of the Environment Impact Assessment process, for a large number of projects.
  • Mine workers in South Africa.
    Peoples Dispatch
    South African Gold Mining Company Abandons Workers After Asking Them to Return to Work
    20 May 2020
    60 workers were turned away by the company as the permitted capacity was exceeded. They are now stuck in overcrowded, unsanitary hostels with no way to get home.
  • Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Anurag Thakur
    Ravi Nair
    Fourth Tranche of FM Sitharaman’s Announcements: Stale Chai in a Worn Out, Leaky Flask
    18 May 2020
    ‘The announcements made were policy decisions, those about existing projects, a re-announcement of schemes and the Government’s plan to support private entities if they invest money. It is basic…
  • No Immediate Assessment
    Ayaskant Das
    No Immediate Assessment, Env Min Allows Transfer of Old Environmental Clearances to New Miners
    08 Apr 2020
    Environmental activists have pointed out the futility of “prior environmental clearance” for its efficacy in serving the purpose for which it has been formulated.
  • COVID 19: Mining Activity Continues Unabated Posing Huge Risks to Tribal Populations
    Sumedha Pal
    COVID 19: Mining Activity Continues Unabated Posing Huge Risks to Tribal Populations
    03 Apr 2020
    Despite the nationwide lockdown, mining has been deemed as an “essential activity” with thousands of workers continuing to work in the factories and risking their lives.
  • Talabira: Adani’s Mining Work in Odisha
    Sumedha Pal
    Talabira: Adani’s Mining Work in Odisha Commences Despite Tribal Protests
    12 Feb 2020
    In December, over 40,000 trees were cleared out to pave way for Adani’s coal mining project as villagers lead a lonely battle for the recognition of their forest rights
  • The mining company has recovered
    Brasil de Fato
    One Year Since the Brumadinho Disaster: Locals Struggle, Vale Profits
    29 Jan 2020
    The mining company has recovered its market value, while 93,000 people affected by dam burst will have relief payments cut in half
  • Evo Morales
    Vijay Prashad
    After Evo, the Lithium Question Looms Large in Bolivia
    13 Nov 2019
    President Evo Morales was a direct impediment to the takeover of Bolivia’s massive reserves of lithium—crucial for the electric car—by powerful transnational firms. So, he had to go.
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