“What’s the true cost of your nickel?”
That's one of several questions asked by Greenpeace Southeast Asia delegates during the Asia Pacific Major Groups and Stakeholders Forum meeting in Nadi, Fiji.
Greenpeace Southeast Asia calls on governments to address the urgent need for global governance on energy transition minerals. This is critically needed to ensure biodiversity-rich, culturally important, and Indigenous Peoples’ territories, like Raja Ampat which is known as the Last Paradise on Earth, are off-limits to mineral mining.
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