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Mentioned in 15 episodes
Material World
Book • 2023
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Mentioned in 15 episodes
Mentioned by 

as a book about the material world.


Alistair Campbell

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353. Question Time: Celeb politicians, Chinese spies, and Ireland vs. Israel
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as a book focusing on the inputs of the global economy and the importance of raw materials.

Ben Ansell

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Rethink... the global economy
Mentioned by Alex Goldmark for its insightful exploration of raw materials shaping modern civilization.

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It's giving ... Valentines


Markus Lanz


Richard David Precht

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AUSGABE 152 (Material World)
Recomendado por ![undefined]()

como una lectura interesante sobre recursos estratégicos.

Alba Leiva

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162. Las brechas de la transición energética
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as one of the books he is currently reading, focusing on chapters about copper.


Rory Stewart

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321. Question Time: Why do politicians leak to the press?
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as a book that takes the author on a global trip, tracking down the pathways of raw materials into everyday products.


Conor Boyle

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Material World: How Six Crucial Substances Shape the Global Economy
Recommended by 

as a fantastic book covering six materials and their real-world extraction processes.


Mark Walker

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The Value Perspective with Bob Brackett 2.0
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as the book written by ![undefined]()

, the economics editor for Sky News.

Damien Jordan

Ed Conway

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The 6 materials that really power the economy
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, noting it discusses the divide between the ethereal and material worlds.

Merryn Somerset Webb

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Why It’s Time to Invest in Mining
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, highlighting a section about the Spruce Pine Mine and its importance to the global chip industry.

Santiago Roel Santos

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Coinbase Buys Deribit, Stripe’s Stablecoin Launch, and Ethereum’s Pectra Upgrade | Weekly Roundup
Recommended by 

to understand our dependence on minor parts of the planet for essential resources.


Steve Keen

The population clock
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while referencing the debate about resource scarcity and Malthusian disparity.

Trevor Hall

Securing the Future: Doomberg on Rare Earth Metals and US Government's Role with Domestic Production
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as a book she is currently reading.


Kyla Scanlon

Lots More with Kyla Scanlon on the Economic Vibes
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when discussing ![undefined]()

's work and the topic of the interview.


Oli

Ed Conway

Another Round: The hypocrisy of consumer capitalism
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when discussing the environmental impact of materials used in modern society.

Kate Kavanaugh

Basins of Relations: Water, Fire, Beavers, and Beyond with Brock Dolman
Recommended by 

as a book detailing commodities essential for civilization, including silicon used in computer semiconductors and solar panels.


Chris Keefer

Sun, Silicon, and Xinjiang
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as an illuminating book about the whole supply chains and unexpected sources of these.


Simon Brewer

178: The Silk Roads: A Decade On - Peter Frankopan, Professor of Global History at Oxford, on the Changing World Order
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as a book exploring the materials that make up our world.

Kate Kavanaugh

The Wood Age: Humans and the Forests That Made Them Human with John Perlin
Mentioned by Richard Aedy as a substantial story of our past and future, exploring six vital materials.

Story of Human Progress Through Six Materials