Green Rocks
Ian MorseA newsletter that doesn't want dirty mining to ruin clean energy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 93 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 9 months ago |
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Whack-a-mole! Or, What’s in a Material Anyway?
Climate technologies require enormous amounts of metal. I’m Ian Morse, and this is Green Rocks, a newsletter that doesn’t want dirty mining to ruin clean energy.
Apologies for the radio silence in the past several months! I’ve been busy wi...
El Salvador ban, Nigerian lithium, Industry self-regulation | News Round-up #54
Climate technologies require enormous amounts of metal. I’m Ian Morse, and this is Green Rocks, a newsletter that doesn’t want dirty mining to ruin clean energy.
A lot of news, so I’ll highlight some major stories at the top.
El Salvador...
The Mining Hop | Book(s) Review
Climate technologies require enormous amounts of metal. I’m Ian Morse, and this is Green Rocks, a newsletter that doesn’t want dirty mining to ruin clean energy.
By my count, there have been four books on the demands that certain climate a...
Universalism and Sacrifice | News Round-up #53
Climate technologies require enormous amounts of metal. I’m Ian Morse, and this is Green Rocks, a newsletter that doesn’t want dirty mining to ruin clean energy.
First, a note to check out a Mongabay webinar in which I and SIRGE Coalition...
Fear-mongering in the Cobalt-sphere? | News Round-up #52
Climate technologies require enormous amounts of metal. I’m Ian Morse, and this is Green Rocks, a newsletter that doesn’t want dirty mining to ruin clean energy.
Updated with the article I mentioned with Mongabay.
Children collect water f...
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