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Trump to speed permits for deep-sea mining in international waters
The Trump administration is pressing ahead on Wednesday with an effort to encourage US exploration of the deep sea by accelerating permitting for companies hunting for critical minerals in international waters, a move that is likely to face environmental and legal concerns. The effort could help spark a US-led scramble for resources at the deep seabed before global standards covering the relatively new mining techniques are in place. A newly finalized rule from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration follows the signing of an executive order by US President Donald Trump that was aimed at bolstering the ... (full story)
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