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Chapter 10
Author(s)

Joan Kuyek

Publisher

Between The Lines

Publication Year

2019

ISBN: 9781771134514-11

Categories:

  • Sociology & Anthropology → Activism & Social Movements
  • Law → Environmental
  • Environmental Studies → Environmental Management
  • Sociology & Anthropology → Activism & Social Movements → Green Activism
  • Political Science → Land Use

 
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Chapter 10

Externalizing Machines Ecological Economics

From: Unearthing Justice

$2.00

This chapter asks several questions about the economics of mining. Can we recycle the metal we need? Do we need more coal, uranium, and precious metals? How do governments measure the economic value of a mine? How can we measure the ecological cost of mining?

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Joan Kuyek

Joan Kuyek is a community-focused mining analyst and organizer living in Ottawa. She was the founding National Co-ordinator of MiningWatch Canada from 1999–2009 and continues to do work for MiningWatch and for a number of communities affected by mining.

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Canada Council for the Arts
Canada
Nova Scotia

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada. Ce projet est financé en partie par le gouvernement du Canada.

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