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11. November 2026 | Tobias Ide
The renewable energy transition is crucial to mitigate climate change and enhance energy security. However, it also has a large material footprint because it depends on the mining of critical minerals. Local communities frequently resist such mining due to their impact on resource access, pollution, and livelihoods, leading to tensions with mining companies and governments. Based on XCEPT-funded…
Protest Poster against Mining and its Water Footprint in Putaendo

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