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Filling a gap in Brazilian literature on the SLO, the role of governance was found
to be relevant in this context. Trust in government and legislation to hold mining
companies accountable for environmental hazards strengthens trust in the companies and strengthens the SLO. Procedural fairness, interactions between company and
communities, economic benefits and improvements in social infrastructure strengthened the license, whereas environmental and economic negative impacts harm trust
and tolerance and support to mining companies.
The population wants and needs to be heard, to feel relevant to the business rather
than merely labor force, consumer market and resources provider. Future studies in
the region should reach even more mining cities in the state of Pará, assessing the
influence of other variables in the SLO, such as: gender, race, poverty etc., including
unemployed people among the participants.
Understanding the social dynamics and properly managing the SLO could
empower social movements to create alliances with the companies, to generate longterm benefits and increase economic independence from mining industry. Thus, this
study may guide companies and local government to adopt more effective strategies
to improve sustainability in mining industry, correcting past mistakes and shaping
an improved future.
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