Vedanta's controversial bauxite mine on the Dongria Kondhs tribal land has been stopped, after four years of protests by local peoples supported by Survival International and a wide range of affinity campaigns, including most recently by EIs Earth Action Network.
By Earth's Newsdesk, a project of Ecological Internet (EI)
CONTACT: Dr. Glen Barry, glenbarry@ecologicalinternet.org
Controversial plans to develop a bauxite mine on sacred tribal land in India [search] have been cancelled by India's environment ministry. The Dongria Kondhs an indigenous tribe who have lived since time immemorial around the mountain Niyamgiri in the Indian state of Orissa demands have been met, and th...
Read Complete Article at Water Conservation Blog
RELEASE/VICTORY: Vedanta Mine Plan on Sacred Tribal Mountain Halted by Indian Government
Posted by Water Conservation Blog on August 24th, 2010
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.