
The Dark Side of Green Energies (2020) on Netflix
NR202054mDocumentary
The 2015 COP21 set targets for greenhouse gas cuts, and the electric car has become the emblem of the energy transition. Its batteries need cobalt and lithium, mined far away.
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Plot summary
Green energy has been growing since the COP21 meeting of 2015 set demanding targets for cutting greenhouse gases, and the electric car has turned into the symbol of that shift. Carmakers say little about the carbon footprint of the vehicles they sell as zero emission. Those cars run on electricity that is not always clean, and their batteries call for rare metals, cobalt and lithium among them. Pulling those metals out of the ground causes havoc on the far side of the planet. China is a champion of rare metals, and in Heilongjiang province a layer of toxic dust lies over farmland.
Cast
- Luis Alberto Echazú Alvaradoas Self - Ministry of Energy of Bolivia
- Gwenaëlle Avice-Huetas Self - Engie SA
- Nathalie Bautersas Self - Communications Manager - BMW USA
- Philippe Bihouixas Self - Engineer - Institut Momentum
- Aliro Boladosas Self - Colegio Médico de Antofagasta
Christina Buas Self - Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association
- Aldo Segovia Castilloas Self - Mine Superintendent - Chuquicamata
- Damir Galazas Self - Historian
- Randy Hayesas Self - Rainforest Action Network
- Zhou Jinfengas Self - CBCGDF
- Thierry Lespiaucqas Self - CEO - Volkswagen France
Richard Lias Self - Communication Manager - BYD

















