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Green Technology for Baru Oil Extraction Using Solar Energy: Assessing Extraction Efficiency and Process Parameters. [PDF]
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Green extractivism and financialisation in Mozambique: the case of Gilé National Reserve
Review of African Political Economy, 2022ABSTRACT With the global environmental crisis intensifying, capitalism has extended the reach of financialisation through the creation of new financial assets that rely on further commodification of nature. Using the case of a national reserve in Mozambique, the paper examines the emergence of green extractivism as a consequence of ...
Natacha Bruna
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Political Geography, 2021
Abstract 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). Currently, lithium is in high demand in the international markets as a strategic resource for the green electromobility ...
Bárbara Jerez +2 more
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Abstract 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). Currently, lithium is in high demand in the international markets as a strategic resource for the green electromobility ...
Bárbara Jerez +2 more
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Green Transition's Necropolitics: Inequalities, Climate Extractivism, and Carbon Classes
AntipodeAbstractThis article theorises the processes of colonisation, wealth accumulation, and inequalities creation that the current paradigm of a resource‐hungry green transition enacts on the most vulnerable populations. We suggest that the extractivist logics and related technical fixes are leading to a “climate necropolitics”.
Raphael Deberdt, Philippe Le Billon
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Geographical Review, 2020
Comision Nacional de Investigacion Cientifica y Tecnologica (CONICYT) CONICYT FONDECYT 1170643 1190855 Global Excellence Fund, Newcastle ...
Andrés Núñez +2 more
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Comision Nacional de Investigacion Cientifica y Tecnologica (CONICYT) CONICYT FONDECYT 1170643 1190855 Global Excellence Fund, Newcastle ...
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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 strategically important minerals.
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Editorial The contradictions of green extractivism
New AgendaUneasy contradictions in development policy in Africa were laid bare in February 2025 by a disastrous accident at a copper mine in Zambia. An unmonitored and badly constructed tailings dam failed, releasing some 50 million litres of toxic mine sludge to pollute the Kafue River.
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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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The Green Extractivism Paradox: Critical Mineral Geographies of Renewable Energy Futures
The global imperative to transition to renewable energy sources to combat climate change presents a complex and often overlooked challenge: the escalating demand for critical minerals. This paper explores "The Green Extractivism Paradox," a term encapsulating the inherent contradiction between the environmental and social goals of renewable energy and ...Revista, Zen, GEOGRAPHY, 10
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