Mining slurry in Goa's mines posses major threats to the surroundings. It is destroying our rivers and our agricultural lands.
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The River Mandovi Cries for Help
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Mines Deplete Water Supply
Goa is mostly known for being a top tourist destination, but away from the coast mining is the major industry, and it is severely impacting local water. Click here for video.
Forest Tribes Lose Rights
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Goa, Goa, Gone
This Infochange documentary explores the impact of mining on Goa’s environment – one of the world’s 12 biodiversity hotspots -- and livelihoods
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Goa mines: Kids bear the brunt
Watch the mining tragedy of water, school and education in Pissurlem and Sonshi in Sattari, Goa.
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