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High demand for metals ranging from copper to cobalt is pushing the mining industry to explore the world’s deepest oceans, a troubling development for scientists who warn that extracting minerals from critical ecosystems that help regulate climate could cause irreparable damage.

High demand for metals ranging from copper to cobalt is pushing the mining industry to explore the world’s deepest oceans, a troubling development for scientists who warn that extracting minerals from critical ecosystems that help regulate climate could cause irreparable damage.

Scientists warn that extracting minerals from critical ecosystems could cause irreparable damage.

UN’s International Seabed Authority is global custodian for deep ocean waters outside any country

As demand for minerals for electric vehicles grows, companies are turning to deep sea mining despite warnings from climate scientists.

UN’s International Seabed Authority is global custodian for deep ocean waters outside any country

UN’s International Seabed Authority is global custodian for deep ocean waters outside any country

UN’s International Seabed Authority is global custodian for deep ocean waters outside any country

Scientists warn that extracting minerals from critical ecosystems could cause irreparable damage.

Batteries for electric vehicles help fight climate change. Should they come at the cost of these animals?