"It's going to be toxic forever," says Arn Keeling, a professor who studies abandoned mines in northern Canada.The Dene, the largest group of indigenous people in the territory, in whose homelands the Giant Mine sits, want the dust taken out and reprocessed into a more stable form.
Mr Mugabe, himself brought up as a Catholic, told clergy who spoke out against him that they were on a "dangerous path .Archbishop Ncube, who took up his post in Bulawayo in 1997, is an Ndebele whose homeland, in western Zimbabwe, was subject to the government's brutal repression in the 1980s, leaving many thousands of people dead.
The car's occupants are said to have been Uighurs, Muslims whose homeland in western China has long been a focus of ethnic protest.
Told in flashbacks as Mickiewicz reads his work to a group of elderly exiles in Paris, "Pan Tadeusz" is set mainly in 1811 in rolling landscapes inhabited by Poles whose homeland has been apportioned among countries like Russia, Austria and Prussia.
The escalation of violence came in the week that Shell agreed to pay £9.7m to ethnic Ogoni families – whose homeland is in the delta – who had led a peaceful uprising against it and other oil companies in the 1990s, and who had taken the company to court in New York accusing it of complicity in writer Ken Saro-Wiwa's execution in 1995.
In both Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Taliban is largely comprised of Pashtuns, whose homeland was cut in half by the British.
The appearance of these structures suggests the influence of the Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), whose homeland was in northern New Mexico.
Mr Odinga, an ethnic Luo, whose homeland abuts Lake Victoria in the west, got only 16%.
"The Armenians were an ancient people, whose homeland was centred in what is now eastern Turkey".
After two centuries for which sources reveal nothing, the Middle Elamite period opened with the rise to power of the Anzanite dynasty, whose homeland probably lay in the mountains northeast of modern Khūzestān.
