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Growing competition for critical minerals threatens to exacerbate negative climate, human rights and biodiversity impacts. Dana Barnes and Elissa El Moufti of EOS at Federated Hermes explore the need for enhanced transparency to promote responsible practices and minimise the risks to companies and investors.

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The battle for critical minerals – Federated Hermes Limited

As demand for electric vehicles and other clean technologies accelerates, the race to secure supplies of lithium, nickel and cobalt is intensifying.

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