The life of a miner in congo Windows game

Research & Motivation
Around seventy percent of the world's cobalt is mined in the Central African countries, mostly from the southern Katanga area, thought to be one of the ten most polluted places on earth. Residents are employed by large multinational companies, or in smaller, and more dangerous artisanal mines. We meet the men who clamber down dark weaving airless tunnels to extract cobalt for as little as $150 per month.
Toxic Cost of Going Green | Unreported World - YouTube

Our Motivation
Is to throw a spotlight on the pain of the labourers in the mine how their lives are affected by our purchases hunger, how they suffer to fulfil the go green demands, how the media manipulates us to buy new environmental products that are not produced in an environmental way and to help ourselves to not get brainwashed by the marketing campaigns of the multinational companies that aim to enslave the people and turning the blind eye to their cries.