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Surfers Paddle Out to Protest Deep Sea Mining
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In Jamaica, the Council meeting of the International Seabed Authority ends without agreement. Environmental protection organisations see this as a success for the protection of the oceans.
Sydney Morning Herald
Surfers paddle out to protest deep sea mining
More than 600 Aussies have paddled out, calling on the Australian government to support a moratorium on deep sea mining at the International Seabed Authority meeting in Jamaica this week.
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The International Seabed Authority has concluded its meeting without results in the deep-sea mining rules. Environmental organisations see this as a success for the protection of the oceans.
The Council meeting of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) in the Caribbean state of Jamaica ended without agreement on a set of rules for deep-sea mining.
On Jamaica, the representatives of 169 states are negotiating the rules for deep-sea mining. An agreement is not in sight.
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