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Gerard Barron, CEO of a metals company, argues that deep-sea mining could have a smaller environmental impact than traditional land-based mining. He emphasizes the need for further exploration into the environmental effects of seafloor mining.
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Gerard Barron, CEO of a metals company, argues that deep-sea mining could have a smaller environmental impact than traditional land-based mining. He emphasizes the need for further exploration into the environmental effects of seafloor mining.
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