Apr 15, 2021
Google, Volvo, BMW and Korean battery manufacturing company Samsung SDI have pledged not to purchase metals extracted from deep-sea mining until the activity’s environmental risks are better understood. These companies are the first international companies to back a World Wildlife Fund action for a moratorium on deep-sea mining. This move could deal a significant blow to companies that plan to mine the deep ocean in the near future.
In addition to these companies, the European Parliament also called for a ban on deep-sea mining until the environmental risks and effects of disrupting…
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