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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Bathsheba Demuth, an associate professor at Brown University, about the history of the Bering Strait, which separates Alaska and northeastern Russia. Demuth discusses the ecosystems, peoples, and economic systems in the region and how interactions between Indigenous peoples and colonial settlers affected the local environment and social and political life around the Bering Strait.

References and recommendations:

“Floating Coast: An Environmental History of the Bering Strait” by Bathsheba Demuth; https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393635164

“Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories We Tell About Fear” by Erica Berry; https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250821621/wolfish

An Environmental and Economic History of the Bering Strait, with Bathsheba Demuth

The eARThumanities: Reimagining Net-Zero project at NYU Abu Dhabi is an initiative that proposes a dynamic way of thinking about a new just and inclusive development paradigm for a net-zero world.

In the global effort for decarbonization and a low carbon economy fueled primarily by renewable energy sources, critical minerals such as copper, lithium, nickel, cobalt and rare earth elements are likely to replace fossil fuels as the focus of international trade and geopolitical tensions. The supply of lithium-ion batteries, solar PV cells and components for modern electric grids will need to increase by orders of magnitude to enable the necessary pace of transition. Paving the way for this expansion will be one of the critical challenges of the coming years and decades.

Speakers:
Sophia Kalantzakos
Global Distinguished Professor, Environmental Studies and Public Policy, NYU Abu Dhabi
Sophia Kalantzakos is Global Distinguished Professor in Environmental Studies and Public Policy. Her research focuses on resources and power, on new spatial imaginaries that reflect the changing ways that we think of global space and interdependence, and on the new emergent patterns and avenues of possibilist thinking as a way of re-imagining geopolitics for the 21st century. Her work, for example, has examined how the strategic value of mineral deposits for the decarbonization of the global economy and the fourth industrial revolution intersects with a changing post-carbon resource map accelerating geopolitical realignments between the developing and developed world.

Vasileios Tsianos
Director of Corporate Development, Neo Performance Materials 
Vasileios serves as Director of Corporate Development at Neo Performance Materials, the leading global company producing rare-earth and rare metal advanced oxide and magnetic materials that are critical to fast-forward our world's transition to green technologies. At Neo, he leads new business development initiatives and global government relations, while also overseeing the Greenland mining project and co-authoring Neo's annual Sustainability Report. Concurrently, he serves as elected Board Director and Executive Committee member of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in Canada, and as elected Board Director of the Global Rare Earth Industry Association (REIA). In 2015, he served as Head of Delegation for a EU interest group at the COP21 UN Climate Summit.

Supply Chains and Critical Minerals with Sophia Kalantzakos and Vasileios Tsianos

Ahead of the Asia Clean Energy Forum, or ACEF for short, WRI examines the purpose of the premier conference of clean energy stakeholders on the continent. Marlon Apanada, WRI’s Southeast Asia Engagement Lead, for Energy & Climate explains why the tripling of renewable energy and how Asia develops its critical mineral sector are the two key talking points for 2024.

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As ACEF 2024 wraps up, WRI brings you a closer look at the innovative aspects of agrivoltaics that China is tapping into to reach its goal of tripling renewable energy by 2030. Looking beyond the clean energy conference, Shengnian Xu, a research associate in WRI China’s Energy program, sees WRI being well-positioned to help lead the global discussions around critical minerals...a topic that dominated the discussions at the Asian Development Bank’s week-long event.

Check out our full coverage of ACEF at: https://www.wri.org/podcasts

WRI at ACEF - Behind The Scenes #2

Looking back on the Asian Development Bank’s Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF), WRI experts, Marlon Apanada and Jennie Chen explain the important role that WRI plays as a thought-leader, as well as convening stakeholders and implementing innovating solutions  to help Asia achieve its clean energy transition goals.  

Apanada and Chen explore pre-conference predictions and anticipate upcoming major regional agreements that will impact the future of renewable energy on the continent, as well as how WRI’s work aids Asia in meeting these goals while ensuring benefits for people, nature and climate.

Impact of the 2024 Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF)

Our latest episode revisits the key themes covered on Make Change Happen during 2025, including critical minerals, climate action and reform of the international financial architecture.

As well as reflecting on the progress made, our hosts –  IIED’s Simon Cullen and Lindlyn Moma – highlight the big opportunities for global action in 2025, discussing what it will take to see change in the nature, climate and inequality crises.

29. Taking stock – opportunities for action in 2025

This week, we start with a guest: Ryan Sistad, the Executive Director of Better in Our Back Yard.

Ryan and I discuss the many positive signs--including some early Executive Orders among the avalanche of those from President Trump in his first few days--of better days for America's mining, critical metals and energy industries and companies.

There's still a lot to do: and some areas that have yet to even be addressed. But at least for now, the positive tone suggests more policy support for these industries than we have seen in decades!

LEARN MORE about Better in our Back Yard:

Its web site -- https://betterinourbackyard.com/

LinkedIn (its most-used social media presence) --   / betterinourbackyard  

Our coverage of BIOBY at StrategicMPR -- https://strategicmpr.com/our-causes

The National Investor -- https://www.nationalinvestor.com/

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Following my visit with Ryan, I dive into some of the early highlights (LOTS of them!) of the first days of Trump 2.0.

As one quipped, "We've gone from Droopy the Dog to Sonic the Hedgehog." And we can expect more of this pace to pick up as a LOT of idiocy is being unraveled and some positive measures put in place by President Trump.

Yet some added reality is set to hit the Trump agenda this coming week, when the Federal Reserve does NOT lower interest rates further as it has at its previous three meetings. That will cause some fireworks politically; and likely on Wall Street as well.

I discuss the rate outlook...the dollar's correction of recent days...stocks...and gold.

I also explain anew why "the math" simply does not support the president's "demands" that interest rates and oil prices come down substantially.

I also talk about the VERY disparate tariff battles (or threats thereof) between Trump and our top three trading partners: China, Canada and Mexico. I spend the most time on Canada: from the provincial election in Ontario coming up late next month to a looming federal election likely around midyear, give or take a bit.

YMT Episode 25-3 -- Ryan Sistad from BIOBY; First days of Trump 2.0

This week's episode features Almonty’s founder, president, and CEO, Lewis Black, in conversation with host Adrian Pocobelli about the tungsten market. Black delves into tungsten’s critical applications and how China's low-cost production has left the West vulnerable from a supply standpoint. He also shares insights into Almonty’s history, the growing concerns of manufacturers over securing reliable tungsten supplies, and the company’s efforts to strengthen global supply chains.

This week's Spotlight feature Asian Battery Metals General Manager Gan-Ochir Zunduisuren on the company's critical minerals projects in Mongolia. To learn more, visit: https://asianbatterymetals.com/

All this and more with host Adrian Pocobelli.

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Almonty founder and CEO Lewis Black on tungsten supply concerns

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