Deep sea mining threatens unique biodiversity hotspots. Leaders must listen to science and uphold promises.
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Updated Jul 10
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Deep sea mining threatens unique biodiversity hotspots. Leaders must listen to science and uphold promises.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- IUCN is concerned about the impact of proposed seabed mining on deep-sea hydrothermal vents and calls for a moratorium.Sub-event
- TMC The Metals Company has been granted exploratory rights to extract nodules from the deep sea, operating under the governance of the International Seabed Authority.Sub-event
Deep sea mining threatens unique biodiversity hotspots. Leaders must listen to science and uphold promises.1 source
Global leaders agreed to a moratorium on deep sea mining following scientific input.1 source
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Greenpeace International
non-governmental environmental organization
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