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Green batteries built on dirty dealings in Indonesia

Published by Asia Times · Hong Kong 1 h ago

A growing share of the world’s electric-vehicle batteries contains nickel from Obi, an Indonesian island where the mining company Harita Group has long paid for goodwill,…

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