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Indigenous Peoples
Mining is a threat to endangered species and local communities : Greenpeace asks for action in India
An article published in the Hindustan Times
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A study of Greenpeace reveals that coal mining has been growing enourmously recently in India, which leads to massive forest destruction and to endanger even more some already fragile species, like the Royal Bengal Tiger, India’s symbol. The study also makes a (rare but useful) correlation between the destruction of the fauna in the mining areas and the evictions of local forest dwellers… To read more click on the link below.
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