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ebl-1079	Sault, Nicole	Condors, Water, and Mining: Heeding Voices from Andean Communities	2018	17	.pdf	application/pdf	9275	654	56	These confrontations reflect a lack of consultation between mining companies and local residents, governments making agreements with companies that ignore local sentiment, and mining companies making promises to local communities that are not kept (Li 2016; Muradian et al. 2003; Rojas 2012). Mining companies argue that new technologies enable them to operate in a safer, cleaner manner compared to the underground mines of the past, but the new methods of open-pit mining entail hiring a small labor force while causing terrible damage to watersheds, pastures, and farmland (Li 2015).	cache/ebl-1079.pdf	txt/ebl-1079.txt