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	Lagos, G., P. Velasco. 1998. Environmental Policies and Practices in Chilean Mining. En : Warhurst, A. (editor). 1998. Mining and the Environment. Case Studies from the Americas. Chapter 3. [http://www.idrc.ca/en/ev-9341-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html leer ''on line'']		Lagos, G., P. Velasco. 1998. Environmental Policies and Practices in Chilean Mining. En : Warhurst, A. (editor). 1998. Mining and the Environment. Case Studies from the Americas. Chapter 3. [http://www.idrc.ca/en/ev-9341-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html leer ''on line'']

	Este libro lo publica IDRC una ''Crown Corporation'' canadiense y es, a mi modo de ver, ''pro bussiness''. La siguiente presentación tomada del portal de IDCR, ejemplifica esta afirmación.		Este libro lo publica IDRC una ''Crown Corporation'' canadiense y es, a mi modo de ver, ''pro bussiness''. La siguiente presentación tomada del portal de IDCR, ejemplifica esta afirmación.<br>
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			''The legacy of the mining industry is destruction of land and pollution of air and water. Conventional wisdom also suggests that international mining firms will locate where environmental legislation is most lax. However, this picture — of mining firms operating with little regard for nature or local populations — is no longer accurate. Protection of the environment, of mine workers, and of nearby communities has become nearly as much a concern as putting "rock in the box."''

	''The ~~legacy of~~ the ~~mining industry is destruction of land~~ and ~~pollution~~ of ~~air~~ and ~~water~~. ~~Conventional wisdom also suggests~~ that ~~international mining firms will locate where~~ environmental ~~legislation is most lax. However, this picture —~~ of mining firms ~~operating with little regard for nature or local populations —~~ is ~~no longer accurate. Protection of the environment, of mine workers, and of nearby communities has become nearly as much a concern as putting "rock in the box~~."		''Mining and the Environment shows how mining firms that are the most efficient in extracting minerals are also better at protecting the environment. The book presents case studies from Chile, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, and the United States, and provides an excellent overview of the interactions between environmental regulation, innovation, and sustainable development. It shows that the environmental performance of mining firms is not entirely dependent on government legislation.''

	~~Mining and the Environment shows how mining firms that~~ are ~~the most efficient in extracting minerals~~ are ~~also better at protecting~~ the environment. ~~The book presents case studies from Chile, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia,~~ and the ~~United States,~~ and ~~provides an excellent overview~~ of the ~~interactions between environmental regulation, innovation,~~ and ~~sustainable development. It shows that~~ the ~~environmental performance~~ of ~~mining firms is not entirely dependent on government legislation~~.		''Corporate attitudes are changing, government policies are changing, civil society is changing, and the business environment is changing. Mining and the Environment examines these changes and what they mean for the future of the mining industry and the well-being of our environment.''

	Corporate attitudes are changing, government policies are changing, civil society is changing, and the business environment is changing. Mining and the Environment examines these changes and what they mean for the future of the mining industry and the well-being of our environment.		'''''The editor'''''

	'''The editor'''

	Alyson Warhurst is Professor of Environmental Strategy at the School of Management, University of Bath, Director of the International Centre for the Environment (ICE), and Director of the international Mining and Environment Research Network (MERN).''

			''Alyson Warhurst is Professor of Environmental Strategy at the School of Management, University of Bath, Director of the International Centre for the Environment (ICE), and Director of the international Mining and Environment Research Network (MERN).''
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Lagos, G., P. Velasco. 1998. Environmental Policies and Practices in Chilean Mining. En : Warhurst, A. (editor). 1998. Mining and the Environment. Case Studies from the Americas. Chapter 3. [http://www.idrc.ca/en/ev-9341-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html leer ''on line'']

Este libro lo publica IDRC una ''Crown Corporation'' canadiense y es, a mi modo de ver, ''pro bussiness''. La siguiente presentación tomada del portal de IDCR, ejemplifica esta afirmación.

''The legacy of the mining industry is destruction of land and pollution of air and water. Conventional wisdom also suggests that international mining firms will locate where environmental legislation is most lax. However, this picture — of mining firms operating with little regard for nature or local populations — is no longer accurate. Protection of the environment, of mine workers, and of nearby communities has become nearly as much a concern as putting "rock in the box."

Mining and the Environment shows how mining firms that are the most efficient in extracting minerals are also better at protecting the environment. The book presents case studies from Chile, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, and the United States, and provides an excellent overview of the interactions between environmental regulation, innovation, and sustainable development. It shows that the environmental performance of mining firms is not entirely dependent on government legislation.

Corporate attitudes are changing, government policies are changing, civil society is changing, and the business environment is changing. Mining and the Environment examines these changes and what they mean for the future of the mining industry and the well-being of our environment.

'''The editor'''

Alyson Warhurst is Professor of Environmental Strategy at the School of Management, University of Bath, Director of the International Centre for the Environment (ICE), and Director of the international Mining and Environment Research Network (MERN).''

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