US EditionThe Hidden Cost of Green Energy: How Renewable Transitions Replicate Colonial Exploitation
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The Hidden Cost of Green Energy: How Renewable Transitions Replicate Colonial Exploitation
As the world accelerates its transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, many celebrate this shift as a necessary step to address climate change. But for resource-rich countries, particularly in the Global South – the renewable transition is not only uneven; it’s unjust. In Zimbabwe, large-scale renewable energy and mineral extraction projects are being fast-tracked to meet global climate goals. Lithium, a key component in the batteries …
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