Tag Archives: Critical Minerals

The War Below Author Interview

Ernest Scheyder Discusses the Budding Critical Mineral Economy In this Q&A, an in-depth discussion explores the intricate relationship between the emerging critical mineral economy and the costs it weighs on rural and Indigenous communities. This is particularly true in the state of Nevada, where an influx of federal funding and state-level tax incentives are seekingContinue reading “The War Below Author Interview”

Nevada’s Push for a Critical Mineral Economy

In this feature with the Sierra Nevada Ally, the critical mineral economy being developed in Nevada goes beyond just lithium. Other critical minerals, such as copper, cobalt, and nickel, will all play equally integral roles in the renewable energy transition. As such, new mining operations for these wide-range of critical minerals continue to be exploredContinue reading “Nevada’s Push for a Critical Mineral Economy”

Author Interview: Looking at the Impact of the Critical Minerals, in Nevada and Beyond

Ernest Scheyder recently authored a new book titled: “The War Below: Lithium, Copper and the Global Battle to Power Our Lives.” In this podcast episode for the Sierra Nevada Ally, a new battleground is forming around the need for critical minerals to support the renewable energy transition, while weighing the costs to rural and IndigenousContinue reading “Author Interview: Looking at the Impact of the Critical Minerals, in Nevada and Beyond”