First, I want to call attention to the fact that large parts of Congo where minerals are produced are at peace. This includes the Ituri District.
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Texas in Africa: "Conflict Minerals" in Ituri - 0 views
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Third, the entire notion that Congo’s wars can be stopped through legislation in Washington, DC is incredibly misguided. Ultimately, the Congolese people are going to save their own country. I know many Congolese who are working tirelessly, with little or no money, to end war in the Kivus and reform the minerals trade in Congo. Their efforts are far more important for the future of Congo than the self-serving efforts of Beltway Bandits like the Enough Project.
Congo's Katanga Province Bans Export of Mineral Concentrates - 0 views
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Congo's copper-rich Katanga province has banned the export of unprocessed mineral concentrates in a bid to…
The Plan: Plant 125 million trees - 0 views
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A group promoting reforestation in Appalachia is seeking more than $422 million to plant trees on mountains that were cleared or leveled for...
Union backs Turnbull over foreign firms - 0 views
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A mining workers' union is lining up with Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull to oppose foreign state-owned firms buying into Australian resources companies.
Ontario Updates its 136 Year Old Mining Law to Limit Exploration Rights - 0 views
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The Ontario government is planning on revising its 136 year old mining law to reflect modern circumstances.
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