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Guam calls for moratorium on seabed mining, sees growing opposition against seabed raid
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Guam calls for moratorium on seabed mining, sees growing opposition against seabed raid
By Jayvee Vallejera Any adverse impacts from leasing the Northern Mariana Islands' outer continental shelf for seabed mining will likely affect a wider area, including Guam, according to the Bureau of Statistics and Plans.Lola Leon Guerrero, the bureau's director, noted that the proposed mining site, as outlined by the Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, is only about 128 nautical miles from Guam, near enough so that …
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