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More than a dozen NGOs call for total ban on deep seabed mining as Pacific leaders meet in Fiji

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Pacific Blue Line collective, made up of women, youth, faith-based, and environmental organisations, is demanding "for an outright ban on deep sea mining" as Pacific leaders meet in Fiji.

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More than a dozen NGOs call for total ban on deep seabed mining as Pacific leaders meet in Fiji

Pacific Blue Line collective, made up of women, youth, faith-based, and environmental organisations, is demanding "for an outright ban on deep sea mining" as Pacific leaders meet in Fiji.

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Pacific leaders face pivotal decision on deep-sea mining at forum in Fiji

By Ron Rocky Coloma As the sun rose over Suva’s harbor, the rhythmic crash of waves echoed against the conference halls where Pacific Island leaders gathered. Fishermen cast their nets nearby, a daily ritual passed down through generations. But beneath those same waters, far beyond the horizon, a debate raged: Should the Pacific allow deep-sea mining? The Pacific Islands Forum Talanoa on Deep Sea Minerals, which opened on Feb. 18 and will contin…

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