The cobalt review (and book) is disturbing on so many levels. Yet politicians blithely insist that electric cars in the US will save the planet. It’s infuriating that the truth is not loudly proclaimed. Humans in general have done a terrible job stewarding the planet and its resources; this enslavement in the Congo is just as barbaric as…
The cobalt review (and book) is disturbing on so many levels. Yet politicians blithely insist that electric cars in the US will save the planet. It’s infuriating that the truth is not loudly proclaimed. Humans in general have done a terrible job stewarding the planet and its resources; this enslavement in the Congo is just as barbaric as any other in world history. Maybe even more so judging by the smug elites with their battery powered cars and carbon offsets.
The cobalt review (and book) is disturbing on so many levels. Yet politicians blithely insist that electric cars in the US will save the planet. It’s infuriating that the truth is not loudly proclaimed. Humans in general have done a terrible job stewarding the planet and its resources; this enslavement in the Congo is just as barbaric as any other in world history. Maybe even more so judging by the smug elites with their battery powered cars and carbon offsets.