Despite it’s best intentions to use lithium as a key part of green energy, as rechargeable batteries for electric cars for example, the mining of such metal can bring devasting results for nature and farming populations.
The lithium paradox in Europe
Despite it’s best intentions to use lithium as a key part of green energy, as rechargeable batteries for electric cars for example, the mining of such metal can bring devasting results for nature and farming populations. Download the video
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