Misima Mine - Barrick

Sunday, July 18, 2010

The global mining industry uses high-risk mining practices and employs environmentally destructive mine waste disposal methods in Papua New Guinea (PNG) that are not tolerated in most other countries, including Canada. Canadian companies continue to severely affect major tropical rivers in PNG by using them as mine waste dumps. They have also dumped millions of tons of metal and chemical laden mine waste into PNG’s seas, and now, Nautilus Minerals out of Toronto plans to mine massive underwater sulphide deposits in the rich biologically diverse territorial waters of PNG.

Wednesday, September 22, 2004

MEDIA RELEASE: 22 September 2004

Siung Landowners Association and Misima Towho Siung Association

Tuesday, September 21, 2004
Indigenous landowners affected by Misima mine on the vulnerable small Pacific island of Misima in Papua New Guinea have sent out a plea internationally to their government and the mining company Placer Dome to rectify its previous neglect and disregard for the interests of communities affected by the mine. Representatives ...
Friday, April 12, 2002

Part of a series of case studies on Placer Dome mines.