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Cook Islands Seabed Authority maintains exploration of deep-sea minerals continues

Published by RNZ · New Zealand 8 h ago

Commercial deep sea mining (DSM) in the Cook Islands and other pro-mining Pacific countries could begin as early as 2027, an Australian-based think tank predicts. However, the…

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