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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 9, 2023, 6:03 am
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       Another is that supporting extraction in the global North is a
       way to redirect extraction inequality. Instead of importing
       metals from a conflict zone far from our country, we are mining
       them in our backyard and paying the environmental costs. There
       is no doubt that public policy and public investment must play a
       role in ensuring that we produce the technologies required to
       fight climate change. I am also fully aware that the geography
       of extraction is extremely unequal, and therefore it is worth
       thinking about how to redistribute the harms and benefits of
       extraction.
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       that opening a mine in Nevada advances
       the cause of global justice. It is important to pay attention to
       where mines are being opened, their environmental impacts, and
       the “we” that is being affected. The owner of Tesla who is in
       Silicon Valley is not affected by mining in Nevada. We are
       talking about rural peripheries or inland areas that for years
       served as extraction sites and suffered extreme forms of
       environmental damage. Let us think, for example, of the nuclear
       tests and uranium mining carried out in Nevada.
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       One of the mining locations we studied in the report was the
       site of a massacre of indigenous people by American soldiers.
       There are layers of history, harm and sacrifice that are not
       very different from the forms of violence perpetrated against
       the global South. Activists from Portugal, Spain, Nevada,
       Argentina and Chile see common ground, not only in terms of harm
       caused by extraction, but also who – marginalized people and
       often, but not always, indigenous people – pay the environmental
       and social costs. The borders between the global North and South
       become somewhat more difficult to maintain when we talk about
       two groups of settlers originally from the Americas who have
       suffered the harms of mining over the centuries.
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