The global energy transition depends on resources concentrated in the Global South yet benefits rarely follow for these nations' populations. We examine critical mineral extraction, supply chains, and human rights to advance inclusive and sustainable green industrialization.
By Aude Darnal - August 1, 2025
Indonesia stands at a crossroads: by channelling the spirit of Bandung, it can lead the Global South in forging fairer, greener multilateral mining frameworks.
By Aude Darnal - January 14, 2025
Exploring how U.S. and Chinese green protectionist policies impact economies and industries in the Global South.
By Aude Darnal - July 22, 2024
As Congress plans to renew AGOA, it should commit to addressing the program’s shortcomings in providing eligible African countries with duty-free market access.
By Aude Darnal - November 28, 2023
Critical mineral extraction and its negative impacts on the environment and human rights in Global South producer countries remain critical challenges to the green transition
