The Green Energy Paradox: On Critical Raw Materials, Dependencies, and Circularity

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Climate Breakdown

Climate Expertise Centre - VU Amsterdam

15 episodes

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Climate Breakdown is offered to you by the Climate Expertise Centre of the VU Amsterdam. Hosts Mathieu Blondeel and Paulina Raniecka are joined by world-leading scientists, activists and practitioners. Together they explore some of the most complex and urgent challenges of the global climate crisis, bringing in the focus on existing solutions. Want to learn more? Visit the Climate Expertise Centre website!

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The Green Energy Paradox: On Critical Raw Materials, Dependencies, and Circularity

Climate Breakdown

44 minutes 22 seconds

12 months ago

The Green Energy Paradox: On Critical Raw Materials, Dependencies, and Circularity

Curious to learn about the backbone of our future low-carbon economy? Worried about potential challenges and dependencies linked to the increased production and consumption of critical raw materials? Hungry for solutions? We got you covered!

Mathieu is joined by two colleagues Lingli Zhou, Assistant Professor at the Geology and Geochemistry cluster of the Earth Science Department (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), and Jan Brusselaers, Assistant Professor at the Environmental Economics Department of the IVM Institute for Environmental Studies (VU Amsterdam).

Questions or want to know more? Visit our website or e-mail us at info.asi@vu.nl

Podcast production: Daniël van de Poppe / Spraakmaker Media

We would like to share our thanks to our colleagues at the Amsterdam Sustainability Institute: Neele van den Bongardt and Philipp Pattberg.