Deep-sea mining may affect thousands of new species found in hotspot
Scientists have identified more than 5,500 entirely new species in the CCZ of the Pacific Ocean, an area targeted by deep-sea miners.
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Siemens Gamesa to cut reliance on China for rare earths, permanent magnets
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Botswana president insists on bigger share of diamonds from De Beers venture
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