Rare Earth Series Part 2: Powering Electronics & EV Industries

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From the Ground Up

UC3P

21 episodes

4 months ago

Looking to explore the complex and vital intersection of extractive industries and modern, sustainable economies? Look no further than From the Ground Up, a riveting new podcast series featuring passionate University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy students.

Guided by Christian Gaona, an alum of the Colorado School of Mines, former underground mine operator, and industrial electrician, our team delves deep beneath the surface to examine the intricate processes through which the minerals beneath our feet fuel the global economy. Join us for a journey underground and discover the most pertinent issues shaping the future of our world.

From the Ground Up is proudly presented by the University of Chicago Public Policy Podcasts.

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Rare Earth Series Part 2: Powering Electronics & EV Industries

From the Ground Up

33 minutes

1 year ago

Rare Earth Series Part 2: Powering Electronics & EV Industries

The From the Ground Up team brings you the second episode to the special three-part series on Rare Earth Minerals. In this episode, the team deep dives into the application of Rare Earths in domains pertaining to Electronics and Electric Vehicles, while exploring the challenges plaguing the Rare Earths’ supply chain for these industries. Additionally, the team analyses the efforts made by industries and domestic policies to address these challenges. The discussion concludes with the team exploring some trade-offs associated with mining these vital minerals. Enjoy this episode and stay tuned for the final episode to this series.

If you want to contribute your thoughts or questions or join us on air, drop us a line at UC3Pfromthegroundup@gmail.com. Lets explore the options and work towards creating a better policy apparatus together.

Bibliography:
1. "Rare earth elements await in waste" - Rice University
https://news.rice.edu/news/2022/rare-earth-elements-await-waste

2. "The Future is Electric" - BMW
https://www.bmwgroup.com/en/report/2021/bmw-group-report/the-future-is-electric/index.html