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17/11/25

Lithium in Serbia: People Power topples corporate greed

Amazing news for the people’s resistance against irresponsible mining: After decades of protest by Serbian civ …

22/08/24

Defending Life and Nature in Barroso, Portugal

Lindsey Wuisan works on resource justice and new economies in the Friends of the Earth Europe office in Brusse …

18/06/24

The EU’s mixed messaging on sustainable resource management

While environment ministers acknowledge the need of resource use reduction, the EU Strategic Agenda is set to …

13/11/23

Final EU laws on raw materials will increase mining and fail to deliver justice

Update 18th March 2024: the Council of the EU gave its final approval on the Critical Raw Materials Act, meani …

18/09/23

The Fjord lawsuit: end the mining project, save the Førdefjord!

Naturvernforbundet / Friends of the Earth Norway and Natur og Ungdom / Young Friends of the Earth Norway are s …

14/09/23

New changes to Raw Materials laws still give way to EU’s extraction worldwide

Today, the European Parliament voted on the Critical Raw Materials Act, the Regulation proposed by the Europea …

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