87K views · 1.4K reactions | This is the story of #Domiasiat, a #Uranium rich village in #Meghalaya and its matriarch Spillity Lyngdoh Langrin, who took on the Uranium mining lobby. She was offered Rs 45 crores to allow Uranium mining on her land, but she refused. "Money can’t buy me freedom", this is what she said back then. However, she and her village paid a heavy price for the refusal. Watch this documentary by The Quint's Tridip Mandal and T7 News. | The Quint | Facebook

[ CEJ ENVIRONMENT RALLY HIGHLIGHTS ENERGY INJUSTICE, MINING IMPACTS IN ZAMBIA ] Southern Africa Resource Watch (SARW) says it is difficult to speak of justice when half the country still lives in the dark. SARW Executive Director Dr Claude Kabemba says currently, in Zambia, 8.5 million people still have no access to electricity. Dr Kabemba said the figures represent nearly half of the population—without the power to light homes, run schools, operate clinics, or charge a phone. He said only 53.6

NO IS NO: Hardap Governor Salomon April has emphasized that if the proposed in-situ leaching method for uranium mining by Headspring in the Stampriet Basin is not approved, then the decision is final. He stressed that the country cannot afford to take risks when it comes to water. "Once water is polluted, there is no way to reverse it," he stated. He made these remarks at a high-level meeting on the impacts of uranium mining in the Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System. The event, hosted by the