A new analysis by the Australian based think tank, Lowy Institute warns deep-sea mining could become a major test of Pacific unity, with some countries looking at its economic benefits while others are calling for a pause because of environmental concerns.The analysis says the emerging industry i...
Deep-sea mining threatens Pacific unity
Samoa
Economy, Environment
By Tautua Vaa
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