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Why Tonga should say no to deep seabed mining
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Why Tonga should say no to deep seabed mining
Nuku'alofa, TongaMineral nodules on the seafloor in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, a key area of interest for deep-sea mining. Photo: ROV KIEL 6000/GEOMAR By Johnny Grattan Vaea Taione Deep seabed mining is often presented as a new economic frontier for Pacific nations—a source of revenue, jobs, and minerals needed for the global energy transition. But when we look beyond the promises and examine the evidence, the conclusion for Tonga is clear: de…
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