Green transistion faces growing shortage of mining engineers
A worrying shortage of young mining engineers is plaguing the sector just as it ramps up for the green transition. Read on.
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A worrying shortage of young mining engineers is plaguing the sector just as it ramps up for the green transition. Read on.
Digging up the metals that go into power grids and electric cars is crucial to the energy transition. While the mining industry has plenty of reserves to tap, it faces a worrying shortage of young workers needed to get materials out of the ground.
(Bloomberg) -- Digging up the metals that go into power grids and electric cars is crucial to the energy transition. While the mining industry has plenty of reserves to tap, it faces a worrying shortage of young workers needed to get materials out of the ground.Most Read from BloombergHong Kong Shuts Down City Before Super Typhoon Saola HitsFake Spare Parts Were Supplied to Fix Top-Selling Jet EnginePutin Moves to Seize Control of Wagner’s Mercenary EmpireEurope's Biggest Oil Company Quietly She