US EditionSpecial Issue of Journal of Political Ecology: “Indigenous Voices: Self-determination in mine site transitions and mine closure governance across nations.”
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Special Issue of Journal of Political Ecology: “Indigenous Voices: Self-determination in mine site transitions and mine closure governance across nations.”
What does mine closure mean for mine-adjacent communities? How are mine reclamation and environmental restoration entangled with colonial histories and injuries at extractive sites? How can community engagement at such sites lead to both environmental and cultural reparation and healing? The current issue of the Journal of Political Ecology (32:1, 2025) features a Special Section tackling these and other questions related to the complex challeng…
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