Tell Biden to Shut Down Drilling on Public Lands and Waters!
Instead of shutting down drilling on public lands and waters as he promised, President Biden is putting his foot on …
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Your voice matters! Together, we can make meaningful change to bring justice to frontline communities and protect our climate and nature. See all the latest actions you can take.
Protect the Black Hills from Destructive Mining
Gold mining threatens the Black Hills of South Dakota. But the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management are considering withdrawing 20,574 acres of public land from mining exploration. Voice your support.
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Act Now to Protect Norwegian Fjords from Mine Waste
Nordic Mining started work on a mine that would dump 250 million tonnes of mine waste into a National Salmon Fjord. Norwegian allies have been fighting hard for years to stop Nordic’s disastrous plans to pollute the fjord, and they aren’t backing down now.
Tell the Bureau of Land Management to Protect the Little Rockies
More than $80 million has been spent to contain the massive piles of contaminated mine waste and treat polluted water. But new mine proposals threaten to undermine this massive investment. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management can protect the cleanup efforts.
Call on Canadian Mining Company Equinox Gold to Restore Clean Drinking Water to Brazil’s Aurizona Community
Thousands of people downstream from the mine. Sign the petition to demand that Equinox Gold comprehensively address the violations of the rights of community members in Aurizona and immediately restore their access to clean drinking water.
Speak up in Support of Reforming the 1872 Mining Law
We must address the shortcomings of the archaic 1872 Mining Law to protect the air, water, and lands of Indigenous and other mining-affected communities.
Tell Your Legislators: Pennsylvania Needs Protective Buffers!
Did you know Pennsylvania state law allows oil and gas well pads to be built as close as 500 feet from residential buildings, while compressor stations that pump toxic gas through pipelines can be built only 750 feet away from an existing building?