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A new study has found that deep-sea mining may pose a big threat to tuna species moving into the eastern Pacific Ocean as climate change pushes them into the open ocean.

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Most of the species identified are new to science and unique to the region.

The vast majority of animals in a potential deep-sea mining hot spot in the Pacific are new to science, according to an analysis published Thursday.

If mining companies are given the go-ahead to exploit the ocean depths, the environmental cost will be devastating. As the clock ticks down to a crucial deadline in July, Michael Segalov reports

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This week in Kingston, Jamaica, the United Nations’ International Seabed Authority (ISA) is conducting a second week of negotiations that could shape the future of the deep ocean.

As mining companies look to the ocean floor to extract rare earths and metals that are in huge demand but short supply, a look at how this will work and the many environmental risks associated with it.

In order to obtain the rare earth and metals that are in great demand but have low supply, mining companies are resorting to the ocean floor. What are the hazards, and how will they operate? Read more here.

Mining companies are looking to the ocean floors to extract rare earths and metals that are in huge demand but short supply. How will it work and what are the consequences?