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  Ecuador communities resist Canada-backed gold mine in sacred highlands

  By Aimee Gabay

  Apr. 17, 2025

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  Still no trial over Argentina cyanide mine spill, 7 years after officials were charged

  By Aimee Gabay

  Apr. 16, 2025

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  Ecuador communities resist Canada-backed gold mine in sacred highlands

  By Aimee Gabay

  Apr. 17, 2025

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Mongabay

Mongabay is a multinational environmental news organization founded in 1999 by Rhett A. Butler. Initially focused on tropical forests, it has grown into a global entity with hundreds of staff and over 1,000 contributing journalists. Operating as a nonprofit since 2012, Mongabay aims to expand its educational and journalistic initiatives while providing original reporting on biodiversity, deforestation, conservation, and climate change in multiple languages. The organization employs a network-based approach with correspondents in over 40 countries, producing data-driven stories and offering small grants to journalists for reporting costs. Mongabay publishes under a Creative Commons license, allowing free republication of its content to maximize reach. With a commitment to accessibility, it serves a diverse audience, including the general public, media partners, and policymakers, influencing conservation discussions and driving accountability in environmental issues.