Por: Forbes Business February 10, 2023
KAWAMA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO - JUNE 8: A worker descends into a copper and cobalt mine in ... [+] Kawama, Democratic Republic of Congo. Cobalt is used in the batteries for electric cars and mobile phones. Working conditions are dangerous. (Photo by Michael Robinson Chavez/The Washington Post via Getty Images)The Washington Post via Getty Images On a recent visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Pope Francis the large companies... + full article
Forbes USA Business February 08, 2023
A child and a woman break rocks extracted from a cobalt and copper mine in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, on May 23, 2016. JUNIOR KANNAH/AFP via Getty Images Carmakers have committed tens of billions of dollars to dramatically boost the production of batteries for... + más
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ABC News USA World February 08, 2023
LONDON -- As officials around the world call for a transition to a greener economy, one city is being transformed to accommodate the growing demand for one important mineral: cobalt.The Democratic Republic of the Congo produces an estimated 70% of the world's cobalt, and... + más
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The New York Times USA World January 31, 2023
With immense mineral wealth and fertile land, a large, youthful population, and a territory about the size of Western Europe, the Democratic Republic of Congo should be the economic engine of Africa and a global power. But the country, sometimes called Africa’s “sleeping... + más
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Newsweek USA World January 25, 2023
Electric vehicles (EVs) are a major cornerstone of clean energy. The modern economy is dependent on smartphones. Every smartphone, EV and other rechargeable battery requires the scarce resource of cobalt, and about half of the world's cobalt reserves can be found in one... + más
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Australian company opens cobalt mine in eastern Idaho | Associated Press
The Copper Belt in the Congo (DRC)—a 250-mile crescent from Kolwezi to northern Zambia—is the source of 10 percent of the world's copper as well as about half of the world's cobalt reserves. Cobalt—deemed critical by the European Union and strategic by the United... + más
Associated Press USA Tech October 10, 2022
SALMON, Idaho (AP) — Officials with an Australian company’s newly opened cobalt mine in east-central Idaho say it could soon produce enough of the key ingredient in lithium batteries to build 400,000 electric vehicles annually.Officials with Jervois Global Limited held an... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Opinion October 03, 2022
Electric vehicles are an Edisonian testament to modern research and ingenuity. Unfortunately, however, the process of acquiring the requisite minerals for most batteries and energy storage is decidedly less commendable. Forced child labor and Dickensian worker conditions in .... + más
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