Loading the video Earth News Video. ‘We can’t eat lithium’: South Americans strike back at mining industry Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 27/02/2023 - 16:49 GMT+1 Lithium extraction requires vast amounts of water, and is jeopardising people's lives and livelihoods in Argentina, Bolivia and Chile. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next ‘We can’t eat lithium’: South Americans strike back at mining industry Now playing Next Police patrol Paris streets under overnight curfew Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 20th, 2026 – Morning Now playing Next 'The formula works': How Brazil brought deforestation to a record-low Now playing Next ‘End handouts’ for fossil fuels, urges UN chief ahead of COP17 Now playing Next 'Completely unique': Wind sled crosses Antarctica with zero emissions Now playing Next ‘Bismillah, c’est les ténèbres’: What does the student slogan mean? Now playing Next Putin seeks Ukraine talks with Trump and Xi, refuses to meet Zelenskyy Now playing Next France: Paris, Lyon and Marseille count the cost after violent protests Now playing Next Canada reports four fatalities after fire at Alberta military base Now playing Next France counts cost of violence as Ukraine hits St Petersburg Now playing Next Protests in France: Russian interference "quite certain" says French politician Now playing Next Ryanair CEO calls Commission President Ursula von der Leyen 'useless' Now playing Next Trump says Paris will soon be 'a Muslim city' under Macron's immigration policies Now playing Next Residents clean up as deadly floods devastate eastern Spain Now playing Next Europe Today: Blame continues in France, Russia kills two children in Kharkiv More videos
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