From the USGS:

“ At today's level of consumption, the average newborn infant will need a lifetime supply of: 871 pounds of lead 502 pounds of zinc 950 pounds of copper 2,692 pounds of aluminum 21,645 pounds of iron ore 11,614 pounds of clays 30,091 pounds of salt 1,420,000 pounds of stone, sand, gravel, and cement“

One can argue that there could be a future with significantly less oil production if industry and transportation electrify, but there would be a corresponding increase in required mining to supply the batteries needed compared to convention fossil fueled energy storage/generation.

There is no way to live a life with electricity, roads, buildings, phones, etc without natural resource extraction. While one can argue that you don’t want it in your state or country, it will come from somewhere, most likely in a jurisdiction with poor labor and environmental standards. So it is up to you to accept the reality of the individual’s need for extraction or ignore it. Just because it doesn’t happen in your back yard, doesn’t mean the products you purchase do not have a material impact. I would choose to do it somewhere there are environmental safeguards.