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Mentioned in 8 episodes

The Elements of Power

Gadgets, Guns, and the Struggle for a Sustainable Future in the Rare Metal Age

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Author

David Abraham

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Mentioned by

Atossa Araxia Abrahamian

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

John Donvan

as the book that frames the episode's exploration of battery supply chains and Congo's exploitation.

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Think Twice About War, Tech, & Dirty Supply Chains: The Elements of Power with Nicolas Niarchos

Mentioned by

Atossa Araxia Abrahamian

as the guest's new book investigating the global supply of battery metals and their human and environmental costs.

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Are Lithium and Cobalt the New Oil? The Elements of Power, with Nicolas Niarchos

Mentioned by

Ryan Hogg

as tailor-made for the podcast, exploring the history, extraction, and applications of cobalt.

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Nicolas Niarchos | Cobalt, China & The Congo... The Elements Of Power

Recommended by the hosts as a comprehensive, holistic investigation of the battery metals supply chain, cited while interviewing its author.

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Who Controls the Battery Age? Congo, China, and the New Resource Order

Mentioned by

Jacob Goldstein

to introduce the guest and his book about rare earths, and referenced by

David Abraham

when describing his authorship.

Can the US Break China's Grip on Rare Earths?

Mentioned as a book written by the guest,

David Abraham

, on the topic of rare earth metals.

Rare Earth Emergency

Mentioned as a new book by the guest, discussing war, technology, and the dirtiest supply chain on Earth.

The Future is Battery-Powered - The Story

Recommended by

Eric Olander

as an essential book for understanding the critical minerals race between major powers.

View From Washington: What the US Needs to Do to Re-Engage Africa

The new book by Nicholas Niarchos about a story of war technology and the dirtiest supply chain on earth.

Chinese Amorality vs. American Immorality

Recommended by

Ravi Gupta

as a book that people will be talking about, focusing on the materials and ethics of battery technology.

The Moral Cost of Phones

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