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Global: The Rights for Nature Tribunal found some large‑scale mining and fossil‑fuel operations breach Nature’s rights in systemic ways
The International Rights of Nature Tribunal identified structural violations of the Rights of Nature in major fossil fuels and large-scale mining operations, including:
- TotalEnergies LNG operations in Mozambique, and the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline project across Uganda and Tanzania
- Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam coal project in India, operated by the Adani Enterprised Ltd
- Oil companies operating in the Philippines responsible for several oil spills, including San Miguel Corporation and Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Company within others
- TC Energy coastal gaslink pipeline in Canada
- Formosa Petrochemical Corporation operations in Louisiana, USA
- Lot 64 of Petroperú and Talará Refinery
- Aclará Resources operations in Chile
- Barrick gold cianide spill in Argentina
- Lition Energy lithium mining operations in Argentina
- Dundee Precious Metals operations in Serbia
- Curipampa-El Domo project in Ecuador
- Loma Larga project in Ecuador
- Solaris Resources' Warintza mine in Ecuador
- Cachaví mine in Ecuador
- Concessions at Fierro Urco in Ecuador
- Atico Mining project planned in Palo Quemado, Ecuador
- Correa-Jirón concession in Ecuador