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Danielle Martin

Danielle Martin

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Anchor and Multimedia Journalist, WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS)

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home and garden, travel outdoors, health energy,Food rural issues, regional interest

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Total articles 384

  • Should mining companies consider no-go zones where isolated Indigenous peoples live? (Commentary)

    By Latoya Abulu Verified, Danielle Martin Verified| Open Legal Blog Archive@ Irresponsible mining for critical minerals, like those used in renewable technologies, can threaten the existence of Indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, who are amongst the world’s most vulnerable populations. Companies like Tesla are considering no-go zones where uncontacted people live.

    By Latoya Abulu Verified, Danielle Martin Verified · Open Legal Blog Archive

    Jan. 17, 2025

  • Should mining companies consider no-go zones where isolated Indigenous peoples live? (Commentary)

    By Danielle Martin Verified| Mongabay Verified Irresponsible mining for critical minerals, like those used in renewable technologies, can threaten the existence of Indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, who are amongst the world’s most vulnerable populations. Companies like Tesla are considering no-go zones where uncontacted people live.

    By Danielle Martin Verified · Mongabay

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • Should mining companies consider no-go zones where isolated Indigenous peoples live? (Commentary)

    By Latoya Abulu Verified, Danielle Martin Verified| Open Legal Blog Archive@ Irresponsible mining for critical minerals, like those used in renewable technologies, can threaten the existence of Indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation, who are amongst the world’s most vulnerable populations. Companies like Tesla are considering no-go zones where uncontacted people live.

    By Latoya Abulu Verified, Danielle Martin Verified · Open Legal Blog Archive

    Jan. 17, 2025

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Company Info

WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS)

Topeka, Kansas, United States

+1 785-272-6397