Low carbon footprint is starting to get taken seriously. End users will have to be pushed to get on board more. The green new world should not be made from high carbon and dirty mining.
"These results pinpoint the fact that the demand for copper will exceed the current reserves as well as ruining almost the global identified resources by 2050. The development of the copper recycling sector would play an important role in the future. It may exist a risk that this geological criticality could hamper the diffusion of low-carbon technologies. To this extent, two policy options have been assessed in the next section."
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