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Raquel Dominguez

Raquel Dominguez

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Meteorologist, WBKO-TV (Bowling Green, KY)

Bowling Green

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  • Taking Land for Minerals Will Amplify Mining’s Harms

    By Raquel Dominguez Verified| Earthworks@ If mining companies and many politicians have their way, the United States may try once again to seize land around the world explicitly in the name of resource extraction. At the center of this shift are energy transition minerals like lithium, nickel, and rare earth elements (which are not actually rare). Most demand for these minerals comes from electric vehicle batteries and other renewable energy technologies, as well as military applications.

    By Raquel Dominguez Verified · Earthworks

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Mineral Processing on Military Bases Will Not Make the US Safer

    By BRENDAN MCLAUGHLIN, Brendan McLaughlin, Raquel Dominguez Verified| Earthworks@ Reuters has reported that the Trump administration plans to issue an Executive Order to build minerals refining facilities on military bases. This stems from the president’s speech to Congress promising to expand extraction and processing of energy transition minerals, particularly rare earth elements. These minerals are used in renewable energy technologies like electric vehicle batteries; they also have military uses.

    By BRENDAN MCLAUGHLIN, Brendan McLaughlin, Raquel Dominguez Verified · Earthworks

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Taking Land for Minerals Will Amplify Mining’s Harms

    By Raquel Dominguez Verified| Earthworks@ If mining companies and many politicians have their way, the United States may try once again to seize land around the world explicitly in the name of resource extraction. At the center of this shift are energy transition minerals like lithium, nickel, and rare earth elements (which are not actually rare). Most demand for these minerals comes from electric vehicle batteries and other renewable energy technologies, as well as military applications.

    By Raquel Dominguez Verified · Earthworks

    Mar. 26, 2025

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WBKO-TV (Bowling Green, KY)

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, United States

+1 270-781-1313