You’ve probably seen more and more electric cars on the road. They’re supposed to be the solution, right? Clean, and green. But there’s something you might not know: the batteries inside those Electric Vehicles (EV) connect Berlín to Argentina, and the story isn’t as shiny as in the ads. In the Andes, rivers are drying up and entire communities are resisting destructive lithium mining. This is the hidden cost of Europe’s “green transition”. This month, governments are meeting in Geneva to neg...
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You’ve probably seen more and more electric cars on the road. They’re supposed to be the solution, right? Clean, and green. But there’s something you might not know: the batteries inside those Electric Vehicles (EV) connect Berlín to Argentina, and the story isn’t as shiny as in the ads. In the Andes, rivers are drying up and entire communities are resisting destructive lithium mining. This is the hidden cost of Europe’s “green transition”. This month, governments are meeting in Geneva to neg...
I dagens episode skal vi til området Tuse Næs i Holbæk Kommune. Området er nemlig omfattet af et lokaldrama, som illustrerer mange af de dynamikker, som gør sig gældende i landbrugslandet Danmark. Det industrielle svinelandbrug som fylder så meget af vores land med sine fodermarker og dyrefabrikker, har nemlig trængt et lokalt, beskyttet naturområde, ved navn Udby Vig, op i en krog. Fodermarkerne går vitterligt helt op til grænserne af det lille naturområde og udgør en eksistentiel trussel ...
Jord i Hovedet
You’ve probably seen more and more electric cars on the road. They’re supposed to be the solution, right? Clean, and green. But there’s something you might not know: the batteries inside those Electric Vehicles (EV) connect Berlín to Argentina, and the story isn’t as shiny as in the ads. In the Andes, rivers are drying up and entire communities are resisting destructive lithium mining. This is the hidden cost of Europe’s “green transition”. This month, governments are meeting in Geneva to neg...
