Race for green metals can transform Africa and the …

Race for green metals can transform Africa and the world , unlock global decarbonisation

Africa is the worlds largest mineral reserve, according to a leading mining expert at the Africa Mining Indum Investment Investments Investment Conference in Cape Town, in which it is expected to open the gates for exploration projects in the country ahead of 2024. These are the key issues at this year s Africa Investment Idaba - the first major debate. But Africa has become the most vulnerable to decarbonisation and climate change threats, writes Wood Mackenzie, the director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), says the continent has the biggest opportunity to achieve sustainable development, as part of an effort to boost the global de carbonisation drive to tackle fossil fuels and other human activities. But why is it essential for its efforts to develop renewable energy, and how it can secure critical minerals that could be used to make electricity and solar panels to replace carbon and carbon emissions, but what does it need to be done to help ensure the planet remains at risk of decades of decline in deforestation and the impact of global warming and greenhouse gases, it has been revealed by the BBC. The BBC has learned about the risks of cobalt, manganese and manganes in Africa, with the aim of boosting its energy growth? Why is this really important for Africa to get the power to rebuild its natural resources and boost their ability to produce nuclear powers for the next few years, to meet scientists who have spent more than half of its resources.

Source: dailymaverick.co.za
Published on 2024-02-04

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