Nick Bainton and Emilka Skrzypek’s article was published in The Conversation. You can read it here: https://theconversation.com/pacific-nations-are-extraordinarily-rich-in-critical-minerals-but-mining-them-may-take-a-terrible-toll-187172 For centuries, the Pacific Islands rich natural resources… Read More »Read about our research in The Conversation

The JTPac project report, The Justice Dimensions of Extracting Energy Transition Metals from the Pacific, has been published by the British Academy The report uses results… Read More »JTPac project report published by the British Academy

In the last week of June, JTPac’s Nick Bainton, Emilka Skrzypek and John Burton travelled to Pouembout in New Caledonia to take part in a… Read More »The Pacific Centre for Social Responsibility and Natural Resources workshop

Emilka Skrzypek and Nick Bainton convened a panel titled Dealing with Double Exposure: Global Energy Transitions, Climate Change and Resource Extraction in the Pacific at… Read More »ESfO panel on Just Transitions and the Pacific – 4 June 2022

Commodity supply chains Energy transition metals (ETM) supply chains are instrumental in shaping ways in which costs and benefits of ETM extraction are distributed and… Read More »New project output: commodity flow analysis – nickel in New Caledonia

As part of the JTPac Project we produced three country case studies – each focused on a particular Energy Transition Metal (ETM) sourced from a… Read More »New project outputs: three country case studies