RSS SubscribeIndonesia ‘blood nickel’ risks too grave to ignore
by Gabriel Collins, Morgan Bazilian and Simon Lomax – Asia times
Earlier this month, the US government sounded the alarm over the use of forced labor in the nickel mines of Indonesia.
The finding has major implications for the energy transition because large amounts of nickel are needed to produce electric vehicle (EV) batteries and other low-carbon energy technologies.
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