Deep-Sea Mining Rules Elude Nations
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The International Seabed Authoritys recent meeting ended without agreement on deep-sea mining rules, as nations push for environmental and profit-sharing codes. The US, not a member, is expediting mining permits, causing concerns about global ocean governance. Experts and activists warn of unknown harms to seabed life, while the authoritys leader highlights risks of fragmented governance. Talks have been ongoing since 1994 with no commercial mining approved yet, as key hurdles include measuring ecosystem damage and ensuring benefits reach all countries. The authority launched a review of contractors, signaling tougher enforcement ahead.
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