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Chris Hall

Do Indigenous Australians get good deals from mining companies that extract rare earth minerals on their lands?

As Professor Park explains, we don't really know because of a lack of transparency. "Co-benefit" agreements are opaque.

#AusPol #RareEarth #CriticalMinerals #Usyd #FirstNations

youtu.be/qYc9yOuUecM?si=SGGZsX

YouTubeCritical Minerals and Rare Earth Mining Issues - Interview with Professor Susan ParkBy Law, journalism & youtubers
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Peter Riley

@ViaCampesina

“ saving indigenous languages, preserving archaeological and sacred sites, and creating partnerships built on trust with the people who have worked with the land and whose cultures have adapted their practices to the changing climate for thousands of years.”

theconversation.com/perus-anci

The ConversationPeru’s ancient irrigation systems succeeded in turning deserts into farms because of the culture − without it, the systems failed
More from The Conversation U.S.
#firstnations#agroecology#irrigation
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Robert Sanscartier

Indigenous metal roars against colonialism and climate change

Indigenous metal bands are creating a loud, defiant soundtrack to their fight against colonialism and environmental destruction, blending heavy riffs with deeply political and cultural themes

ehn.org/indigenous-metal-roars

EHN · Indigenous metal roars against colonialism and climate changeBy EHN Curators
#music#FirstNations#ClimateChange
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