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While the world is focused on electric vehicles and clean energy… a silent war is unfolding deep beneath the ocean. Four miles below the surface, in the mysterious Clarion-Clipperton Zone, corporations are racing to extract trillions of dollars worth of critical minerals like cobalt, nickel, and manganese — the backbone of the global green energy transition.
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Deep-Sea Mining Wars: The Fight for Minerals Beneath the Ocean
The strange thing about the future is that the more digital it becomes, the more it relies on things dug out of the ground. Smartphones, EV batteries, satellites—every shiny new miracle hides a hunger for cobalt, nickel, manganese, and rare earth metals. Most of the easy-to-reach resources on land are already claimed. So the world’s superpowers are now peering into the abyss, toward a place that feels like science fiction: the deep ocean floor
The strange thing about the future is that the more digital it becomes, the more it relies on things dug out of the ground. Smartphones, EV
This week, representatives from all over the world have been meeting in Kingston, Jamaica to discuss new rules on mining for minerals from the bottom of the ocean. Commercial deep-sea mining has not yet begun, but scientists are already warning nations about the possible consequences for marine life.
According to IUCN, deep-sea mining is the process of retrieving mineral deposits from the deep seabed. The exploration area reaches the ocea
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To date the ISA has been biased towards facilitating #seabed #mining. As the global steward of the world’s #ocean heritage, it must instead prioritise #conservation and the rights of #CoastalCommunities.
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Huge corporations want to churn up the ocean floor in search of minerals. The obscure UN body that sets the rules is meeting now, and we can
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They want to mine where?!
#Avaaz #deepseamining I'm concerned, I signed for more independent research first! What about you?
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