A very rare sight from Kabobo Wildlife Reserve in Democratic Republic of Congo. This footage shows the Foa’s red colobus—the first ever of this Endangered species. The species used to occur in a relatively large area in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Nowadays, the Kabobo Wildlife Reserve may be the only location where they continue to exist. The Foa’s Red Colobus is a true forest species. It tends to live in large, noisy groups and does not flee from humans, making it easy to

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Behind every “clean” energy breakthrough and every sleek device we hold is a story we can no longer afford to ignore. We are told that electric cars, smartphones, artificial intelligence and the transition to green technology are the keys to a sustainable future. But we must ask ourselves: Sustainable for whom? The reality is that the “Green Revolution” is currently fueled by a humanitarian catastrophe in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The cobalt and copper required for our lithium-ion ba