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Deep-sea mining: A new gold rush or environmental disaster? - Vimarsana News

Deep-sea mining: A new gold rush or environmental disaster?

Environmentalists warn deep-sea mining could cause major damage to ecosystems that scientists know little about.

Less than 20% of FTSE100 Companies on Track to Become Net-Zero Businesses, AI Analysis Finds - Vimarsana News

Less than 20% of FTSE100 Companies on Track to Become Net-Zero Businesses, AI Analysis Finds

An AI language model has analyzed the commitments and marketing of FTSE100's climate claims, revealing that less than 20% are on track to become net-zero businesses, raising concerns about greenwashing.

Source: edie.net
Coastal News Today | World - Fixing deep-sea mining damage would be double the cost of extraction, study says - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | World - Fixing deep-sea mining damage would be double the cost of extraction, study says

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.

Study: UK bottom trawling fishing ban could unlock £3bn economic boost - Vimarsana News

Study: UK bottom trawling fishing ban could unlock £3bn economic boost

Findings come from cost-benefit analysis of banning destructive industrial fishing practices in marine protected areas carried out by the Marine Conservation Society

Deep-Sea Mining Could Cause 25x the Biodiversity Loss of Land-Based Mining, Report Warns - Vimarsana News

Deep-Sea Mining Could Cause 25x the Biodiversity Loss of Land-Based Mining, Report Warns

Extracting mineral deposits from the ocean floor with deep-sea mining could destroy habitats and decimate species.