Africa: Deep-Sea Mining May Spark Ecocide, And It Hasn't Even Begun
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Africa: Deep-Sea Mining May Spark Ecocide, And It Hasn't Even Begun
The ocean comprises 70% of the planet and has a profound impact on all life on Earth. It regulates the global climate, produces most of the oxygen we breathe, absorbs carbon dioxide, and supports a vast network of life that sustains ecosystems and our planet's life support. It also acts as the largest 'carbon sink', a vital buffer against climate change.
Africa: Deep-Sea Mining May Spark Ecocide, And It Hasn’t Even Begun
The ocean comprises 70% of the planet and has a profound impact on all life on Earth. It regulates the global climate, produces most of the oxygen we breathe, absorbs carbon dioxide, and supports a vast network of life that sustains ecosystems and our planet’s life support. It also acts as the largest ‘carbon sink’, a vital buffer against climate change. But a threat is coming. Deep-sea mining risks destroying fragile marine ecosystems, precious…
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