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Session Submission Type: Open Panel
This is one of three sessions that aim to bring together international scholars whose work addresses technologies, practices, and forms of knowledge related to the subterranean, including the mining of minerals, groundwater and fossil fuels. This session focuses on discourses and case studies of sustainable and responsible mining from across the world.
How to build a body in a minescape: toxic conditions in artisanal gold mines - jessica worl, University of Michigan-School for Environment and Sustainability
Mining renewal » in metropolitan France? The controversial definition of a « responsible mine » model. - Julien Merlin, Mines Paristech; Yann Gunzburger, Ecole des mines de Nancy; Brice Laurent, Ecole Des Mines De Paris
The (Un)Making of the “Grants Uranium District”: The Technopolitical Life of the Byproduct in Northwestern New Mexico - Thomas De Pree, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Urban Mining: A New Epistemology for Social Justice - Roopali Phadke, Macalester College