Japan Pushes Deep-Sea Mining Amid Growing Calls for Moratorium
Japan, a pioneer in deep-sea rare earth mud extraction, is poised to influence international regulations. However, concerns over environmental impact and calls for a moratorium on deep-sea mining are also intensifying.
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