in recent discussions on the environmental impact of mining activities, it has come to light that many companies might disown responsibilities for the aftermath, often glossing over the details in their reports. however, a preexplicative analysis of such reports, before they undergo public scrutiny, could provide necessary clarifications on their actual practices. it's essential that, by asking this question, we regenerate interest in uncovering these practices: how can we extract the exclusive details on environmental policies that companies might not want to share? the aim, of course, is to hold them accountable, despite any attempts to conceal their less favorable actions.