In an era where our lives are defined by unprecedented wealth and technological advancement, a shadow looms over our achievements — the specter of climate change. We stand at the crossroads of a paradox: never before have we been so powerful, yet we are overwhelmed by the rapid pace of environmental degradation. The question that gnaws at the edges of our conscience is simple yet profound: why can’t we prevent it?
In the heart of Indonesia, nickel mines stretch across the lush landscapes, a testament to the country's rise as the world's largest nickel producer. But behind the scenes of this mining boom lies a complex web of environmental degradation, social unrest, and global supply dynamics that are shaping the future of electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy.