Report | Mapping the Impacts and Conflicts of Rare-Earth Elements
A map created by the Debt Observatory in Globalization in collaboration with the Environmental Justice Atlas of ICTA-UAB, the Institute for Policy Studies and CRAAD-OI
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Report | “Green” Multinationals exposed
A new report coordinated by the Transnational Institute with the participation of ODG analyse how the energy transition is being hijacked by corporate interests ODG
Report | No recovery without citizens
New report shows lack of participation and access to economic recovery mechanisms by the public These concerns are evidenced by the direct experience of eight
Booklet | The mine, the factory, the store
An analysis by the Debt Observatory in Globalisation looks at the global situation of supply and value chains of the so-called “clean technologies” Despite the
Critical Minerals in Conflict and Alternatives for Global Justice in Public Procurement: the case of electric vehicles
Does the expansion of electric vehicles represent a further extension of the extractive frontier? Are there sufficient resources to electrify all global transport? How can
Uncovering hydrogen projects financed by the Next Generation EU
We present five case studies of hydrogen projects in Spain funded by the Next Generation EU recovery funds In December 2022, the Spanish Government presented
PERTE: How public investment undermines ecofeminist transition
ODG, OMAL, XXK, ESF and other ecofeminist activists and feminist economies publish How public investment undermines the ecofeminist transition. Analysis of five strategic projects for
Map | Southern Europe, the gateway for gas
The new map of gas infrastructures promoted by the companies Snam and Enagás, with the support of the Spanish and Italian governments and with European
Five Myths About the MidCat – Reloaded
In 2018 from ODG and organisations from the Spanish state and Europe we warned about the dangers and myths of the Midcat gas infrastructure. Now,
Next Generation EU funds and biophysical limits
ODG analyzes the material implications of the ecological transition financed with European funds Next Generation EU and concludes that it does not take into account