
At International Deep Sea Mining Meeting, Debate Moves Behind Closed Doors
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : (The ISA has issued 31 licenses to mining contractors to explore the seabed for minerals but none are yet allowed to start mining.)46% : Pushed by Nauru, a tiny Pacific island nation, and an investor-backed seabed mining venture, the ISA this month is continuing to negotiate regulations that could allow mining to begin.
41% : A growing number of the Authority's 168 member nations (plus the European Union) are calling for a moratorium or pause on deep sea mining due to a severe lack of scientific knowledge about the seabed ecosystems targeted for exploitation.
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