Brumadinho: Three years since the collapse of the Córrego do Feijão tailings dam, the worst dam disaster in the world in the last decade - International Rivers
In pictures: Deadly dam collapse in Brumadinho - BBC News
Deadly Brazil dam collapse raises fears of environmental woes
7 People Killed and 200 Missing in Brazil After Dam Collapses, Officials Say - The New York Times
BHP and Vale face $44bn lawsuit over Brazil dam disaster — RT Business News
German firm in court over Brazil dam collapse – DW – 09/28/2021
Planet Labs image of the Brumadinho tailings dam failure - The Landslide Blog - AGU Blogosphere
Brazil's dam disaster - BBC News
At least 7 dead, 150 missing in Brazil dam collapse disaster | Arab News
Brumadinho dam collapse in Brazil: Vale mine chief resigns - BBC News
Vale's dam disaster in Brazil is one disaster too many
Samarco dam collapse: one year on from Brazil's worst environmental disaster | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian
60 dead, nearly 300 missing after dam collapse in Brazil - ABC News
Brazil dam collapse: 40 dead, hundreds missing near Brumadinho
Vale implicated in another dam collapse in Brazil with more than 300 casualties feared – Facing Finance
Dam collapse creates environmental disaster in Brazil - YouTube
Three years after Brumadinho tragedy, justice and accountability still elude the victims | IndustriALL
Vale Mining Company to Pay $7 Billion in Compensation for Brazil Dam Collapse - The New York Times
Brazil dam collapse: 10 bodies found and hundreds missing | Brazil | The Guardian
Brazil mining dam disaster: toxic sludge and irreversible environmental damage.
The City is Weeping — The Aftermath of Environmental Disaster in Brumadinho, Brazil - Greenpeace USA
Manslaughter charges urged against Vale chiefs over Brazil dam collapse | Financial Times
Vale will face criminal charges over deadly dam collapse: report
The scale of the tailings dam collapse at Feijão mine in Brumadinho, Brazil - The Landslide Blog - AGU Blogosphere
After Brazil's mining disaster, a wasteland is left behind - The Washington Post
