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Norway Becomes First Country to Approve Controversial Deep-Sea Mining, Raising Alarm Among Scientists
An overwhelming amount of parliamentary support makes Norway the first country to explore deep-sea mining, however many scientists were alarmed by this move. Read more here.
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