This article explores how a large-scale mining development located upon the Rai Coast of Papua New Guinea is transforming how a local community value their… Read More »The Hidden Costs of ‘Mining Development’: A View from the Rai Coast of Papua New Guinea
The integrity of marine ecosystems all over the world is threatened by human activities such as dumping of rubbish, disposal of chemical and radioactive waste,… Read More »Deep sea mining PNG’s Sensitive Marine Ecosystems
The people of Papua New Guinea have a complex and varied relationship with the predominantly transnational extractive industry in PNG. At a national scale, the… Read More »Desperately seeking legitimacy: Reducing the social impacts of extractives in PNG
The Hidden Valley mine in the Morobe Province of Papua New Guinea (PNG) has been controversial since construction started in 2007. Poor construction practices, a… Read More »High mortality, severe poverty, entrenched gender discrimination: life near the Hidden Valley mine
Waste-in the sea Papua New Guinea (PNG) could be said to be a world leader in Deep Sea Tailings Placement (DSTP). DSTP involves discharging of… Read More »Out of sight out of mind: marine mine waste disposal in Papua New Guinea
Wanem samting kamap bihain long maining emi klia. Ol gutpla na nogutpla samting wantaim yumi save lukim. Long Western Australia nau mipla lukim displa bikpela… Read More »Moni, Meining na independens blong ol papa graun stap klostu
We are excited about this Mining Monitor. (Online version here) Not only are we remembering the struggle at Ranger but we also publishing our first… Read More »Mining Monitor June 2015
As bilong ripot Dispela em i ripot blong we maining bin bagarapim sindaun bilong ol lain blong Wara Watut long Morobe Provins, Papua Niugini. Olsem… Read More »Hidden Valley Mine – MPI Report – Tok Pisin Summary