Two simple charts show why green energy is all about mining

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Fast forward three years and there’s still little or no acknowledgement from climate crisis actors for the need for rapidly growing metal and mineral extraction.  The nescience of climateers when it comes to mining remains striking and helps explain the applause for Secretary General António Guterres at the opening of the COP26 summit for these words:

“It is time to say enough! […] enough of burning and drilling and mining our way deeper. We are digging our own graves.”

Fitch Ratings: Metals, Mining Faces Diverse Impact from Energy Transition May 2022

A recent report by Fitch Ratings assessing the risks of climate change to various sectors featured two graphs that vividly illustrates just how central metals and mining is to decarbonization.

The latest UN Forecast Policy Scenario anticipates a substantial increase in electricity generation from renewables – comprising hydro, wind and solar – across all…

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