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Llewellyn Leonard

Llewellyn Leonard

Environmental Sociologist / Human Geographer

Llewellyn Leonard

Llewellyn Leonard

Environmental Sociologist / Human Geographer

Mining

January 16, 2017

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Why a South African community mistrusts big industry and what needs to change

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Why there’s resistance to coal mining at a world heritage site in South Africa

There are fears that new mining operations in the north east of South Africa could threaten communities, tourism and the environment.

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Communities, mining corporations and corruption in South Africa

During the apartheid era in South Africa, the mining industry operated without restraint and had undue influence over government decision-making. This created an environment where companies maximised profits at the expense of people and the environment.
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