Towards Just Transitions for People and Planet
Our position paper why a truly just transition must be popular, inclusive, and grounded in the Right to Say No, and a right to choose non-extractive ways of life.
Pueblos de la Puna Atacameña resisten al extractivismo pese al avance de la minería de litio
Pueblos de la Puna Atacameña resisten al extractivismo pese al avance de la minería de litio Autorxs: Javiera Ortiz, Ramón Balcázar M., Véronica Gostissa y Vivian Lagrava Edición: Ramón Balcázar M. y Lynda Sullivan 1. Extractivismo del litio en la Puna de...
Thematic Social Forum on Mining Declaration at COP30
TSF-Mining Declaration At the People's Summit, COP30 Towards a Socioecological & Systemic Transformation in Response to the Narratives of ‘Green Transition’ YLNM is an integral part of the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and the Extractive Economy. At Belém do...
The People’s Summit 2025
The People's Summit, Belém at COP30 The People’s Summit 2025 in Belém do Pará finished with a roar. Full of colourful flags, costumes, music and powerful political statements. It had been five days of this energy, with seemingly random and spontaneous bursts of noise...
Why we say No to Mining
All communities have the right to defend their territories, livelihoods and the wellbeing of the people and the earth.
All communities have the right to say no to mining.
The Green Lie: Communities Expose the Myth of “Green” Mining at COP30
Belém, Brazil – As governments and corporations rush to brand mining as part of the “green transition”, communities from across the globe are calling it what it is: extractivism, the same colonial system of exploitation repackaged in the language of climate action.