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“Rare Metal Wars” – Another Perspective on the Green Revolution and Digitalization

NDO - The book “The Rare Metal War” by Guillaume Pitron is a profound investigative work, offering a different perspective on the dark side of the green technology and digital revolution. The book is published by Omega Plus Books, with translation by translator Nguyen Trinh.

Báo Nhân dânBáo Nhân dân08/05/2025

Author Guillaume Pitron is a French journalist, documentary director and author, specializing in natural resources, technology and geopolitics , based on six years of research in more than a dozen countries.

In his book, Guillaume Pitron powerfully raises the existential questions of resource geopolitics in the 21st century. As rare metals become strategic resources, major powers such as the United States and Europe are trying to reduce their dependence on China by rebuilding their domestic mining and refining capabilities. This competition is not only changing international relations but also reshaping the global power map.

Since its publication, the book has quickly become a staple in discussions about resources, technology, and sustainable development. It has received positive reviews on platforms such as Goodreads (4.2/5) and Amazon (4.5/5).

The work also raises thorny questions: Is the green revolution really green? Are we replacing one form of pollution with another? And who will control the strategic resources of the future?

Not only is the book a sharp analysis, it is also a warning about a quiet but fierce race - where rare metals are no longer something deep underground, but a factor shaping the global balance of power.

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The book consists of 9 parts, sharing about the hidden corners of green and digital technologies, as well as the underground wars surrounding resources and technology.

This book is for readers who love investigative non-fiction, are interested in social issues, global environmental justice and sustainable development. It is also a resource for experts and researchers in the fields of technology and energy, those interested in geopolitics and global economics , entrepreneurs and investors in the technology and resources industry. And students studying in related fields.

Author Guillaume Pitron has worked for many prestigious newspapers such as Le Monde Diplomatique and National Geographic.

He is also an international speaker, regularly appearing on conferences and television shows to discuss the future of energy and high-tech industries.

Commenting on the book, the European Scientist newspaper said that French writer and analyst Guillaume Pitron warns about the growing dependence on rare metals - which are necessary to produce high-tech products... He sheds light on the "untold story" of the energy and digital transition.

“Pitron's book is an attempt to open people's eyes to the consequences of their social and lifestyle choices,” commented the Green European Journal.

“In the race to save the climate, a new book argues we are destroying the environment and sparking a new war over natural resources,” says The Telegraph.

The book belongs to the Science - Technology Bookshelf of Omega Plus Books.

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