Victims of Zambian copper mine disaster demand multibillion dollar payout
Dozens of families are threatening to sue China's Sino-Metals over a devastating spill of toxic mining waste that caused one
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22:19
Call for pitches: Climate Home News seeks story ideas on critical mineral supply chains
Do you have original story ideas about the trends shaping supply chains for energy transition minerals and how to address
Chloe Farand
22:19
Can the ICJ opinion bring climate justice for Indigenous peoples?
The landmark ruling by the world's top court says national climate policies must protect Indigenous and minority rights - but
Chloe Farand
18:28
Asian Development Bank backs Pakistan copper mine despite human rights fears
Campaigners argue the Reko Diq copper-gold mine in Balochistan risks worsening the plight of human rights defenders in a region
Chloe Farand
23:20
Campaigners sue Chilean government over copper mining pollution
The case comes after Climate Home News revealed that uncontrolled air pollution has put people's health at risk in Chile's
Chloe Farand
16:19
Mining for transition minerals can be responsible with joint push, experts say
Strong regulation and community involvement can help avoid rights abuses and pollution in meeting clean tech demand, said a panel
Chloe Farand
03:39
Solar squeeze: US tariffs threaten panel production and jobs in Thailand
Chinese solar companies turned Thailand into a solar module assembly hub. Now thousands of Thai workers are caught in a
Chloe Farand
11:27
UN gives countries more time to submit “quality” climate plans for 2035
China, the EU and India are among big polluters set to miss this month's deadline for new targets as concerns
Chloe Farand
19:24
EU backs North Africa hydrogen pipeline, but is it a green dream?
The EU, Algeria and Tunisia plan to build a subsea pipeline to start exporting green hydrogen to the bloc by
Chloe Farand
03:21
EU should push for global deal to curb solar geoengineering, advisors say
Europe's first scientific advice on the technology urges Brussels to prevent its deployment, leaving room for limited outdoor research The
