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DIR By: anno rani
Date: September 3, 2023, 11:25 pm
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Such as graphite, lithium and cobalt could see an increase of
almost 500% between now and 2050, to meet the growing demand for
clean energy technologies. It is estimated that more than 3
billion tons of minerals and metals will be required for the
implementation of wind, solar and geothermal energy, as well as
energy storage, to achieve a temperature reduction below 2șC in
the future.
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the increased use of "transition
minerals." As the French journalist Guillaume Pitron argues,
"hundreds of thousands of wind turbines, some taller than the
Eiffel Tower, will be built in the coming years and will require
enormous amounts of cobalt, zinc, molybdenum, aluminum, zinc,
chromium... among other metals»12. The "Decarbonization
Consensus" restricts the horizon of combating climate change to
what the Brazilian researcher Camila Moreno defines as the
"carbon metric": a limited way of quantifying carbon only from
co 2 molecules , that offers a kind of currency for
international exchange, which creates the illusion that
something is being done against environmental degradation.
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In this way, the underlying problem is covered up and not only
continues to be polluted, but also new businesses are made with
the pollution (through, for example, emissions offset trading).
The natural and ecological limits of the planet continue to be
ignored, as there is clearly no lithium or critical minerals to
reach if mobility models and consumption patterns are not
changed. The fact in itself that lithium batteries, as well as
wind and solar projects, also require minerals (such as copper,
zinc, among many others) should alert us to the need to carry
out a radical reform of the transport system and of the existing
consumption model.
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