In Norway’s Far North, Members of the Sami Minority and Environmental Activists Are Trying to Block the Construction of A Copper Mine. While Norwegian Authorities and the Project’s Canadian Owners Promote It As A Contributor to the Green Transition, Critics Warn It Will Pollute A Nearby Fjord and Disrupt Reindeer Herding. Beaska Niillas of the Sami Parliament Explains His Community’s Opposition.
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‘Sami Rights are at Risk’: Reindeer Herders, surroundings oppose mine in Norway’s Arctic
