By Mike Angenent Almost two years ago I shared a vision to be actively involved in establishing a community museum in Marange and to organize the existing communities into a legal entity which could make a claim for the natural resources. Most people looked at me as if I had completely lost track of reality

Editor’s note: This article is by Brad Brooks-Ruben, who served at the U.S. Department of State as the working level representative of the United States to the Kimberley Process. The piece appeared recently in Ethisphere. Special thanks to Brad for permission to reprint. “The Chinese Century,” as the New York Times Magazine framed it in a

Press Release from ARM: The Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM) and IMOswiss AG (IMO) begin collaboration on a Third Party Certification and Auditing System for responsible Artisanal and Small Scale Mining against the FAIRMINED Standard. The Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM) and IMOswiss AG (IMO) are happy to announce their recent signing of a Memorandum