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With demand for metals used in clean energy soaring, Filipino campaigners say mining laws must protect nature and Indigenous lands.
Hopes of road improvements fade as lack of electricity obstructs mining project in Makanjira.
In some villages, unaffordable tuition fees are driving secondary school students to leave in favour of the mines.
Grassroots innovation is central to tackling Asia’s energy divide, writes Nicole Iseppi, director of energy innovation at the Bezos Earth Fund.
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