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Green energy, dirty deals? Why UK trade policy must support justice in critical minerals
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Green energy, dirty deals? Why UK trade policy must support justice in critical minerals
Critical minerals are a vital component in the global energy transition. These resources, including nickel, copper and cobalt, are used in everything from wind turbines and solar panels to electric car batteries. Any country aiming to position itself at the forefront of the green industrial revolution is eager to secure a steady supply of critical minerals. And the UK is no different. The UK government is about to publish a new critical mineral…
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