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NameNo Rock Unturned. Revitalizing the Economies of Mining Dependent Communities
Author(s)Kuyek, Joan and Catherine Coumans
Editor
Year2003
Publication TypeReport
Web Locationhttp://www.cbern.ca/kr/One.aspx?objectId=15499577&contextId=677979&lastCat=10539795
KeywordsMiningWatch, literature review, bibliography, mining-dependent communities
Areas of InterestEconomic - Social; Indigenous People; Resource Extraction
CitationKuyek, Joan and Catherine Coumans. 2003. No Rock Unturned. Revitalizing the Economies of Mining Dependent Communities. MiningWatch Canada.
SummaryThis document, which includes a literature review and bibliography, provides an overview of current research and information on problems faced by mining-dependent communities and the ways and means by which Canadian communities that are dependent on mining have been able to revitalize their economies in the face of industry down-sizing and closure.
Abstract / DescriptionThis document, which includes a literature review and bibliography, provides an overview of current research and information on problems faced by mining-dependent communities and the ways and means by which Canadian communities that are dependent on mining have been able to revitalize their economies in the face of industry down-sizing and closure. The scoping exercise serves four key purposes:

    - to provide information about dependency and closure that communities need before a mining company moves in;
    - to direct communities that already have a mining operation to resources and information to prepare themselves for its closure;
    - to provide information and suggest resources to a community that is in crisis because it has been notified that the mine will close; and
    - to provide information and suggest resources to communities where the mine is already closed.
Publisher/OrganizationMiningWatch Canada
Cluster LibraryEthics of Resource Extraction

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