Napo: Sacrificando la Amazonía en nombre del desarrollo
La minería ilegal de oro en la provincia de Napo, en Ecuador, está transformando rápidamente una de las regiones con mayor biodiversidad del planeta en una “zona de sacrificio” contaminada y asolada por los conflictos. Descubre estas repercusiones a través del texto y las fotografías de Daniela Beltrán, becaria de periodismo de ARCC. Artículo publicado originalmente en la revista Icarus Complex.
Gold Mining in Napo: Sacrificing the Amazon in the Name of Development
Illegal gold mining in Ecuador’s Napo Province is rapidly transforming one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth into a contaminated and conflict-ridden “sacrifice zone.” Explore these impacts with words and photos by ARCC Journalism Fellow Daniela Beltran. Article originally published in Icarus Complex Magazine.
On the Frontlines of Gold Mining in the Western Amazon
The search for Amazonian gold has transformed rivers, towns, and lives. In this vivid on-the-ground account, Joseph See explores how poverty, pollution, and global demand for gold intertwine, leaving behind a scarred landscape and a haunting question of what we truly value.
The Price of Copper in Ecuador: The Struggle for Survival of the Shuar Arutam People
The Shuar Arutam people of Ecuador’s Cordillera del Cóndor are resisting the Warintza copper mine, a project that threatens their land, water, and traditional way of life. Despite international corporate backing and government support, local communities continue to fight for sovereignty, environmental protection, and the preservation of their culture.