Aug 25, 2026 · 38 min · 13 segments
Illegal gold mining in the Amazon is about far more than what happens at the extraction site. In this episode of The LatinNews Podcast, Richard McColl speaks with Melina Risso, Research Director at…
Melina RissoGuest
Richard McCollHost
And when you talk about the legal actors, we're just looking at regular miners or actually institutional mining companies? We are talking


So it's different, and it's a different perspective when we are talking about industrial mining.

So there are different components and different kinds of illegalities when we are talking about industrial mining.

But mainly what is operating in the Amazon basin, it's the small scale and artisanal mining.

And then you have much more informality operating among all the actors that is involved.

So there is someone financing all the operation that they are doing because to explore gold in the Yanomami land, for example, it's really difficult to get there.

Sometimes you do need to aggregate the gold, you need different equipments and really big equipments to explore where they are doing.

And when you talk about the legal actors, we're just looking at regular miners or actually institutional mining companies? We are talking


So it's different, and it's a different perspective when we are talking about industrial mining.

So there are different components and different kinds of illegalities when we are talking about industrial mining.

But mainly what is operating in the Amazon basin, it's the small scale and artisanal mining.

And then you have much more informality operating among all the actors that is involved.

So there is someone financing all the operation that they are doing because to explore gold in the Yanomami land, for example, it's really difficult to get there.

Sometimes you do need to aggregate the gold, you need different equipments and really big equipments to explore where they are doing.
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