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This Week in Deep-sea Mining: June 7, 2022

Headlines

Radio New Zealand: Pacific civil society groups urge NZ to support a moratorium on deep sea mining

Reports

UN Environment Program: HARMFUL MARINE EXTRACTIVES: DEEP-SEA MINING

Training Opportunities

ISA: Deep Ocean Resources Development Co., Ltd. (DORD)

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