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Deep sea miner's alleged 'secret' activities

Deep Sea Mining Finance has reportedly extracted 180 metric tons of material from the seafloor

The deep sea surrounding Papua New Guinea is rich with minerals. Photo: Tom Korcak / Shutterstock

The deep sea surrounding Papua New Guinea is rich with minerals. Photo: Tom Korcak / Shutterstock

Trouble is brewing off Papua New Guinea's coast, where starry-eyed miners are conflicting with communities and regulators in their pursuit of sea minerals.  A recent report by American conservation...

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