Germany opposes lifting ban on deep sea mining amid environmental concerns and resource demand
Germany’s stance on the seabed mining ban reflects a broader debate over the environmental impact versus the potential economic benefits. […]
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Tunisia secures green hydrogen deals with six international firms
Tunisia signed six memorandums of understanding (MoUs) to advance its green hydrogen production strategy. The agreements were formalized in the
Hydrogen Future industries secures €2.25 million licensing deal for green hydrogen systems in Ireland
Hydrogen Future Industries PLC has secured a significant licensing agreement, valued up to €2.25 million, to expand and deploy its
Greenpeace launches Arctic expedition to assess impact of Norway’s deep-sea mining plans
As the Norwegian government advances plans to open Arctic waters to deep-sea mining, Greenpeace Nordic and Greenpeace Germany have set
Africa’s crucial role in shaping the future of deep-sea mining and ocean conservation
As negotiations to establish rules for commercial deep-sea mining in international waters resume this week at the International Seabed Authority
Addressing water stewardship challenges in Africa’s growing mining sector
As mining activities expand across Africa, the focus on water stewardship becomes increasingly crucial. While many countries benefit from the
High Court hearing tests future of controversial Whitehaven coal mine project in UK
A High Court hearing in London is examining the legality of a proposed coal mine in Whitehaven, Cumbria, amid a
Mining giants lobby against national environmental reforms, citing economic concerns
Recent documents obtained under freedom of information laws reveal that mining giants, including Hancock Prospecting and Rio Tinto, have lobbied
Norway moves forward with seabed mineral mining plans despite environmental backlash
Norway is advancing towards potentially becoming the first country to engage in seabed mineral mining, as the government announced plans
From sovereignty to subordination: The evolution of African mining ownership
In the early years following independence, African governments reclaimed sovereignty over their metal and mineral resources previously exploited by European
Rising demand for critical minerals fuels human rights concerns in mining sector
As the world accelerates the deployment of clean energy technologies, the demand for critical minerals used in these technologies has
Thailand’s vast mineral wealth: A catalyst for new industries
Thailand is home to a treasure trove of mineral resources that could significantly boost its economy and spearhead the development