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Two new publications on community relations over mining and water
The Climate Project's Scott Odell has co-authored two new white papers on community relations over mining and water.
The Climate Project’s Scott Odell, Program Scientist in Mining and the Circular Economy, has co-authored two new white papers on community relations over mining and water. Both publications are brief, approachable summaries of academic articles, written specifically to return the results of research and interviews to the individuals that generously contributed their expertise and time to participate in the studies. The documents are also intended to be useful more broadly to communities, policymakers, and industry working to improving socio-environmental relations related to mining.
The publications are:
- “The drop that overflowed the cup”: Summary of research on community relations over seawater desalination for the Chilean mining industry, by Scott D. Odell & Julieta Godfrid
- From Obstacles to Heritage: Summary of literature review on interactions between glaciers and mining, by Caroline White-Nockleby & Scott D. Odell
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