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Raw materials at all costs – an analysis of the Critical Raw Materials Act

From Emma Jacoby / 27.01.2024 Comments Disabled

The EU Critical Raw Materials Act was discussed in record time. Just nine months after the European Commission's first draft, it was adopted by Parliament in December 2023. It should help [...]

New raw material needs in the EU – how they exacerbate old injustices in South Africa

From Emma Jacoby / 17.10.2023 Comments Disabled

South Africa has rich reserves of raw materials – many German companies also source their raw materials from there. The effects of colonialism and apartheid in the South African raw materials sector are still noticeable today. [...]

Less is more – why the National Circular Economy Strategy should also focus on reduction

From Emma Jacoby / 29.06.2023 Comments Disabled

At the end of April, Federal Environment Minister Steffi Lemke launched the elaboration of a National Circular Economy Strategy. Among other things, it should help to reduce the high consumption of raw materials in Germany. Take a look at our latest podcast episode...

Danger to people and the environment – What is included in the Critical Raw Materials Act

From Emma Jacoby / 12.06.2023 Comments Disabled

In mid-March, the European Commission presented the draft Critical Raw Materials Act. The Raw Materials Act aims to ensure the supply of critical raw materials in the EU. In our current [...]

Reorientation of the German Raw Materials Strategy – What is stated in the Federal Government’s Key Issues Paper

From Emma Jacoby / 13.03.2023 Comments Disabled

At the beginning of January, the Federal Government presented the key points for the expansion of the German raw materials strategy. In addition to binding recycling quotas, sustainability standards and a raw material fund, it is also focusing for the first time on the role of mining.

XXXL Jahresrückblick – Was 2022 die Rohstoffpolitik geprägt hat

XXXL Annual Review – What shaped raw materials policy in 2022

From Emma Jacoby / 29.12.2022 Comments Disabled

2022 war ein ereignisreiches Jahr. Nichts hat es so sehr geprägt wie der Ukraine-Krieg. Viele europäische Länder, allen voran Deutschland, mussten ihre Wirtschafts-, Rohstoff-, und Energiepolitik völlig neu ausrichten. In […]

Metals for the energy transition – Why we need to think together on the raw materials transition and the energy transition

From Emma Jacoby / 23.11.2022 Comments Disabled

Der Metallsektor boomt. Bis 2050 könnte allein Lithiumbedarf um 2100 Prozent steigen. Die Bundesregierung will zukünftig in mehr Bergbau investieren und begründet dies mit den steigenden Bedarfen an metallischen Rohstoffen, […]

Raw materials at all costs – an analysis of the Critical Raw Materials Act

Raw materials at all costs – an analysis of the Critical Raw Materials Act

New raw material needs in the EU – how they exacerbate old injustices in South Africa

New raw material needs in the EU – how they exacerbate old injustices in South Africa

Less is more – why the National Circular Economy Strategy should also focus on reduction

Less is more – why the National Circular Economy Strategy should also focus on reduction

Danger to people and the environment – What is included in the Critical Raw Materials Act

Danger to people and the environment – What is included in the Critical Raw Materials Act

Reorientation of the German Raw Materials Strategy – What is stated in the Federal Government’s Key Issues Paper

Reorientation of the German Raw Materials Strategy – What is stated in the Federal Government’s Key Issues Paper

XXXL Annual Review – What shaped raw materials policy in 2022

XXXL Annual Review – What shaped raw materials policy in 2022

Metals for the energy transition – Why we need to think together on the raw materials transition and the energy transition

Metals for the energy transition – Why we need to think together on the raw materials transition and the energy transition

Alternative Raw Materials Week – How to implement a sustainable raw materials policy

Alternative Raw Materials Week – How to implement a sustainable raw materials policy

More than security of supply – why the new raw materials strategy must be a raw materials transition strategy

More than security of supply – why the new raw materials strategy must be a raw materials transition strategy

Highest railways for the raw materials transition: How can we stop importing Russian metals?

Highest railways for the raw materials transition: How can we stop importing Russian metals?