Titlebook: Critical Minerals, the Climate Crisis and the Tech Imperium; Sophia Kalantzakos Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-64127-9eographic diversity and the ability to withstand disruptions. This chapter outlines and compares how state intervention and industrial policy has been key to building rare earth supply in the United States, China, and Japan and analyzes key indicators of risk for countries that wish to use industria

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Umsetzung nachhaltigen Ertragsstrebens,en the acute need for raw materials to feed the energy transition. This global transition will take decades and while an “all of the above” energy policy will be necessary, the lithium-ion battery promises to play a central role in the decarbonization of the transportation and grid scale energy stor

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Umsetzung nachhaltigen Ertragsstrebens,ike other nations, has underestimated the material intensity of the green transition including the unprecedented levels of extraction it generates, the socio-economic impacts along the entire life cycles of technologies and related materials value chains, and its significant global environmental foo

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Illusion, Psychose und die Liebe zur Puppeeen . and . pollution controls in the rare earth sector. Following an introduction of the problem, this chapter reviews the contemporary social and environmental impacts of rare earth mining, mainly in China, and considers the political economic frameworks that can limit effective mitigation of soci

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Wahn und Wahnsinn im Stummfilm,icles and alternative energy storage, which the World Bank estimates may lead to an increase in lithium demand of 488% by 2050. Lithium extraction is concentrated in brine deposits and extracted in a water intensive process that affects both environmentally fragile salt flats and adjoining biodivers

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