Tsilhqot’in continue court struggle against mining firm Taseko « Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management

Posted by: Bob Payne | December 2, 2011

Tsilhqot’in continue court struggle against mining firm Taseko

The Tsilhqot’in in British Columbia are back in court trying to stop Taseko Mines from reviving what was supposed to be a dead issue.

But, the so-called “New Prosperity” mine is back on the table.

This has the Tsilhqot’in warning the company and the provincial government that they are risking a clash.

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Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: BC, Canada, environmental management, First Nations, governance, human dimensions, indigenous people, linkedin, mining, policy, Prosperity Mine, science, social institutions, threats

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