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The Amazon Rainforest Is Now Releasing More Carbon Than It Can Absorb, Study Finds

The Amazon Rainforest Is Now Releasing More Carbon Than It Can Absorb, Study Finds
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The quiet revolution in civils safety

The quiet revolution in civils safety
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Battery-Metal Rush Pits Miners Against Marine Biologist

The International Seabed Authority is preparing to pass regulations in July that could trigger a rush to extract metals needed to power the electric-vehicle revolution. Environmentalists say that would endanger fragile marine ecosystems and fear the ISA is too closely aligned with the emergent mining industry. The conflict exposes the complex trade-offs nations face to survive on a warming planet. “It is a grand challenge of our time to reconcile humanity’s opposing interests in acquiring ocean resources food, minerals and energy with protecting these habitats,” said Will Homoky, a biochemist at the U.K.’s University of Leeds, who’s helped collect the environmental data being analyzed by miners and regulators.

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Battery-Metal Rush Pits Miners Against Marine Biologists

Article content (Bloomberg) Controversial plans to mine the ocean floor face a key test this year when a United Nations body unveils rules that could spur the exploitation of hundreds of billions of dollars of battery metals. The International Seabed Authority is preparing to pass regulations in July that could trigger a rush to extract metals needed to power the electric-vehicle revolution. Environmentalists say that would endanger fragile marine ecosystems and fear the ISA is too closely aligned with the emergent mining industry. The conflict exposes the complex trade-offs nations face to survive on a warming planet. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

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Battery-Metal Rush Pits Miners Against Marine Biologists

Battery-Metal Rush Pits Miners Against Marine Biologists
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