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Conservation groups sue NOAA over Pacific deep-sea mining application

Conservation groups argue NOAA rushed to advance a mining company's bid to explore the ocean floor without letting the public see the materials behind the decision.

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Conservation groups sue NOAA over Pacific deep-sea mining application

Conservation groups argue NOAA rushed to advance a mining company's bid to explore the ocean floor without letting the public see the materials behind the decision.

11 hours ago·Pasadena, United States

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Courthouse News Service broke the news in Pasadena, United States 11 hours ago on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

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