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The EV revolution will take batteries, but are they ethical?
By Adria Vasil
How automakers can clean up the dirty minerals that power them in the global race to electrify cars

	2020 Global 100 Issue The EV revolution will take batteries, but are they ethical? How automakers can clean up the dirty minerals that power them in the global race to electrify cars By Adria Vasil

	Spring Issue 2019 Canadian economy can’t succeed if the Indigenous economy fails Enjoying the spectacle of Jody Wilson-Raybould cleaning the floor with the PM? Guess what corporate Canada: you’re next By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Mining ‘Reset’ on Canada’s road to resources First Nations National Energy Strategy is the only way forward to tap Canada’s resource wealth By Bill Gallagher

	Mining Celebrating 25 years of partnership with the Iñupiat people Sponsored Feature In 2014, Teck’s Red Dog Mine and NANA Regional Corporation marked the 25th anniversary of the opening of Red Dog. By Teck

	Mining Heroes & zeros: Loblaw and Rio Tinto Loblaws moves towards 100 per cent electric trucks, while former Rio Tinto executives are charged with fraud. By Bernard Simon

	Mining A just transition Germany's Ruhr region has undergone a decades-long shift away from coal mining, bringing both challenge and opportunity. By Emma Bryce

	Mining Ditching those coal blues Projects in Kentucky, North Rhine-Westphalia turn old coal sites into renewables By CK Staff

	Mining Under the table Republicans repeal SEC’s payment disclosure rule for extractive industries By CK Staff

	Mining Turning to dirigibles Commercial hybrid airships a step closer to reality

	Mining Mining industry starts to dig renewables Record-low solar, wind and energy storage costs have caught the attention of mining companies looking for clean power. By Tyler Hamilton

	Mining The future of mining The mining industry has some catching up to do. By Brenda Bouw

	Mining Heroes & zeros: Campbell’s and Huayou Campbell begins voluntary GMO labelling, while big tech brands are tied to Congolese conflict cobalt. By CK Staff

	Mining Indian coal market shaken up Another doubling of coal tax in India shows momentum in global electricity sector transformation By Tim Buckley

	Mining Coal country justice Notorious coal baron Blankenship convicted on conspiracy charge. By CK Staff

	Mining Fatal explosions, toxic spills and other commercial catastrophes in 2014 A new RepRisk report on last year’s top 10 most controversial projects highlights the costs of corporate irresponsibility. By Alia Dharssi

	Mining Heroes & zeros: Kaiser Permanente and Anadarko Petroleum Sun shines on Kaiser Permanente, while Anadarko Petroleum pays big penalty for oil spills & other environmental degredation. By Jeremy Runnalls

	Mining Are geothermal power plants the sustainable mines of the future? The U.S. DOE funds projects aimed at developing ways to extract valuable minerals from geothermal brines. Where's Canada? By Tyler Hamilton

	Mining First Nations-owned mining company finds silver lining to industry problems Darrell Beaulieu, CEO of DEMCo, says the time is right for First Nations to take an active role in resource development. By Ashley Renders

	Mining Homophobic culture permeates mining industry Experts say mining companies need to step into the 21st century to take LGBT worker issues seriously. By Ashley Renders

	Mining The Republican case for transparency in the oil, gas and mining industries Why one U.S. Senator reached across the aisle in an effort to make industry payments to countries abroad more open. By Jeremy Runnalls

	Mining Reducing company-community conflict abroad Using common sense to find common ground with communities near mines is what Luc Zandvliet does best. By Matthew McClearn

	Mining Can exploration companies de-risk the mining industry? Junior exploration companies are finding that a good first impression is worth its weight in gold. By Ashley Renders

	Mining December 1, 2014 A U.S. law has unintended consequences for miners in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. By CK Staff

	Mining November 17, 2014 U.S. pledged $3 billion to help poorer countries deal with climate change while Senate votes on Keystone XL pipeline. By CK Staff