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Pacific Nations Express Concerns Over Unregulated Deep-Sea Mining
Pacific nations are raising fears that unregulated deep-sea mining could imperil their environments and livelihoods. They emphasize the need for careful consideration and regulation as the region becomes a new frontier for this industry.
24 Aug, 03:55 — 24 Aug, 05:44
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sbs-newsMostly Factual2h ago
'Can't abstain from this debate': Pacific nations the next frontier in deep-sea mining
Pacific nations could find themselves in the middle of a trade stand-off between the US and China.
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Fears unregulated mining could imperil Pacific nations
Commercial deep-sea mining in the Pacific could begin in months without policy guardrails due to increasing rivalry between the U.S and China over critical minerals, a new report warns. The post Fears unregulated mining could imperil Pacific nations appeared first on Post Courier.
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