Here are some story's on sucessful opposition movements from around the world.
Mendoza, Argentina says no more mining!
Peru Town votes on mine plan amid pollution fears
Eastern European Governements Agree to Tackle Mining Pollution
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2 Comments
When a project such as Kennecott's on the Yellow Dog Plains is this far along, the ONLY thing that will matter is peaceful, non-violent civil disobedience. The folks who signed that petition MUST physically STAND in the way of heavy equipment and the people that operate them.
To Mr. Richarde
A better non violent action would be to stop buying and using anything than was produced by mining
WSM
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