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Surprisingly, Deep-Water Mining Would Destroy the Marine Ecosystem

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A study shows that a simple mining test in the Pacific caused a decrease of 37% of animals and 32% of species in a few weeks. An alarm signal, while 2025 must seal the future mining code of the deep seabed.
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Surprisingly, Deep-Water Mining Would Destroy the Marine Ecosystem

A study shows that a simple mining test in the Pacific caused a decrease of 37% of animals and 32% of species in a few weeks. An alarm signal, while 2025 must seal the future mining code of the deep seabed.

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Slate.fr broke the news in France on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
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