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Danielle Martin

  • Television Host and Producer, Advisors Excel
  • Founder & Owner, Authentic Media
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What I learned from our roundtable on gold crime - and the warning for critical minerals

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By Danielle Martin
By Danielle Martin, co-COO & Director of Social Performance, ICMM. The discussion was sobering. The clearest lesson from gold is that criminality does not emerge overnight. It takes root where governance is weak, traceability is limited, and communities lack viable economic alternatives.
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Should mining companies consider no-go zones where isolated Indigenous peoples live? (Commentary)

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By Latoya Abulu Verified, Danielle Martin
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Irresponsible mining for critical minerals, like those used in renewable technologies, can threaten the existence of Indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, who are amongst the world’s most vulnerable populations. Companies like Tesla are considering no-go zones where uncontacted people live.
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Should mining companies consider no-go zones where isolated Indigenous peoples live? (Commentary)

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By Danielle Martin
| Mongabay Verified
Irresponsible mining for critical minerals, like those used in renewable technologies, can threaten the existence of Indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, who are amongst the world’s most vulnerable populations. Companies like Tesla are considering no-go zones where uncontacted people live.
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