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Extracting minerals from the ocean floor could negatively impact biodiversity on a scale of up to 25 times greater than land-based mining, and fixing the damage would cost twice as much as extraction, a new report said last Thursday.
Extracting mineral deposits from the ocean floor with deep-sea mining could destroy habitats and decimate species.
LONDON (Reuters) - Extracting minerals from the ocean floor could cause biodiversity loss up to 25 times greater than land-based mining, and fixing th...
LONDON (Reuters) - Extracting minerals from the ocean floor could cause biodiversity loss up to 25 times greater than land-based mining, and fixing th...