Blutrotes Kobalt: Der Kongo und die brutale Realität hinter unserem Konsum

The book reveals a complex web of exploitation and environmental damage. I'm curious what motivated this specific focus and how the author gathered his information.

It's hard not to feel complicit when our everyday devices depend on this resource. How do others reconcile this moral dilemma?

The personal accounts made the issues more visceral, but I wonder how the selection process was approached to represent the broader picture.