If you cook your dinner in a stainless steel pot or pan, have a computer for your e-mail and research or wear a watch, the chances are that you have nickel helping you along. It’s a very valuable and important metal, it’s in most of the things we use daily and the world is hungry for it.
So hungry that the global mining companies in collusion with locals in developing countries are gouging the earth, blasting mountains, digging huge holes, tunneling into the earth and criminally polluting rivers, cutting forests and creating environmental havoc in the stampede of greed. It’s likely also that the nickel in your appliances and kitchen ware, computer or watch comes from the Philippines.
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