Conflict over minerals: Is the way we mine the minerals for electric car batteries and mobile phones fair or responsible?

Peer Schouten

Conflict over minerals: Is the way we mine the minerals for electric car batteries and mobile phones fair or responsible?

Peer Schouten (Producent)

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Publikation: Bidrag der ikke har en tekstform › Lydproduktion (digital) › Formidling

Abstract

The scramble for Africa began in earnest in the 1880s when European powers started competing to extract valuable natural resources like timber and ivory. The mineral wealth of the continent is also being pillaged: uranium, coltan, cobalt, the stuff we need in our mobile phones and electric car batteries. With Ed kessler are Peer Schouten and Christopher Wadibia to discuss the issues.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	17 nov. 2020
Udgivelsessted	Cambridge
Publikationsmedier	Podcast
Størrelse	29 min
Status	Udgivet - 17 nov. 2020

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Publikation: Bidrag der ikke har en tekstform › Lydproduktion (digital) › Formidling

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Publikation: Bog, antologi, afhandling, rapport › Rapport › Forskning › peer review

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The dirty side of the green transition
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6 dec. 2021
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Conflict over minerals: Is the way we mine the minerals for electric car batteries and mobile phones fair or responsible?

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Publikation

The logics of conflict in the DRC: from the mineral to the checkpoint economy

Mapping artisanal mining areas and mineral supply chains in eastern DR Congo: Impact of armed interference & responsible sourcing

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The dirty side of the green transition

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