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Green Extractivism’s New Frontiers
Current HistoryThe scramble for critical minerals needed for the low-carbon transition stretches from Congolese cobalt mines to plans for extracting ores from asteroids and the deep seabed. Companies are also reopening old mines to extract the increasingly valuable and
Raphael Deberdt
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Political Geography, 2021
This paper analyzes the linkages and feedback between green electromobility, lithium extractivism, and water injustices affecting the Atacameno's indigenous communities in the Salar de Atacama basin (Atacama Salt Flats).
Bárbara Jerez, I. Garcés, R. Torres
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This paper analyzes the linkages and feedback between green electromobility, lithium extractivism, and water injustices affecting the Atacameno's indigenous communities in the Salar de Atacama basin (Atacama Salt Flats).
Bárbara Jerez, I. Garcés, R. Torres
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The third standpoint: the politics of accommodating to green agrarian extractivism
Third World QuarterlyExtractivism is rife with multiple, dynamic politics. Beyond supporters and challengers, many—arguably most—act to accommodate to the extractivist order as best they can. Grounded in Guatemala’s green agrarian extractivism in the oil palm complex, I theorize this third standpoint and examine who accommodates, why, and how.
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Resisting mining in Ireland: The social engineering and colonial logics of green extractivism
Human GeographyAs the extractive frontier expands out into peripheralised parts of Europe, branded as critical for the green transition, communities are resisting. Research on resistance to this extractivism has ballooned in recent years.
V’cenza Cirefice
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Green extractivism and the invention of ‘carbon territories’ in the Brazilian Amazon
Third World QuarterlyJ. G. Miranda, S. Sauer
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Arguments of green colonialism: a post-dialectical reading of extractivism in the Americas
Argumentation and Advocacy, 2022exaly +2 more sources
Beyond Green Extractivism: Rethinking Bioindustry in the Amazon Bioeconomy
The Amazon has become central to global debates on sustainable development and forest conservation. In recent years, the concept of a bioeconomy based on biodiversity resources has gained increasing attention as a strategy for promoting economic development while maintaining forest ecosystems.Vanessa de Souza Marinho +1 more
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EU Raw Materials Partnerships: Mutual Benefits or Green Extractivism?
A critical analysis of the EU’s Strategic Partnerships on Raw Materials, with a focus on Kazakhstan, Chile, and ...Küblböck, Karin +3 more
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