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NOS op 3: Hoe China (nu nog) de baas is over onze groene toekomst

January 23, 2023

In Zweden zijn grote hoeveelheden zeldzame aardmetalen ontdekt in een mijn. Die metalen, die nu bijna allemaal uit China komen, worden onder meer gebruikt om elektrische auto’s en windturbines te bouwen en zijn dus essentieel voor de energietransitie. Wat betekent deze vondst? NOS op 3 legt het je uit.

Met dank aan Joris Teer van The Hague Center for Strategic Studies (HCSS), auteur van het rapport “Reaching breaking point: The semiconductor and critical raw material ecosystem at a time of great power rivalry.”

Met veel plezier een bescheiden bijdrage geleverd aan deze @nosop3 explainer

Veel dank ook voor het noemen van ons rapport over de risico's dat kritieke grondstoffen voor semiconductors, MRI-machines, windturbines en pacemakers als wapen ingezet worden: https://t.co/ZMQeIe3AW2

— Joris Teer 刘亚伯 (@joristeer) January 23, 2023

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