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Seabed mining without destroying the habitat

Mining continues to play a vital role in our path to a green, circular economy. A growing population, urbanization, emerging market economies and the transition to green energy all demand more minerals. Responsible seabed mining will drive a truly responsible transition to circularity.

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The Inflation Reduction Act places a big bet on alternative mineral supply chains – Atlantic Council




Tesla & Indonesia Agree On Nickel Supply Deal Worth $5 Billion – CleanTechnica




United States Seeking Alternatives to Chinese Cobalt – Batteries News




Shifting Gears: Clean Energy, Electric Cars and Geopolitical Power




What’s the environmental impact of EV battery manufacturing and recycling?




A closer look at the EV tax credit requirement that could exclude most electric cars – AP




Ford CEO doesn’t expect electric vehicle battery costs to drop anytime soon – CNBC




Circular Battery Value Chain Crucial to Africa’s Energy Access Goals and Economic Development




Homeroom podcast Interview with CEO of Impossible Metals




Electric Car Batteries Lasting Longer Than Predicted Delays Recycling Programs – Forbes




China’s Exploitation of Congolese Children for Cobalt in Electric Car Batteries – China Insider




$200 BILLION NEEDED TO MEET BATTERY CELL DEMAND BY 2030 – Benchmark




U.S. is sidelined in critical minerals push – POLITICO




Are electric cars really better for the environment?




The transition metals needed to power net-zero – Geographical




Raw material costs for electric vehicles have doubled during the pandemic – CNBC



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