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Editor's Insight: Seabed mining and the high cost of the precautionary principle

Fri, 20 Jun 2014

UPDATED: The oil exploration and mining industry gave a guarded welcome to the Environmental Protection Authority(EPA) when it was introduced in 2011.

I begged to differ and wrote that it would drastically raise the bar for deepsea drilling projects, which hitherto had escaped the regulatory

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