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Pacific nations consider deep sea mining for economic gain, but face environmental and equity concerns.
Pacific leaders, including former Kiribati president Anote Tong, weigh deep sea mining in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone as a potential economic boost amid climate challenges.
Nations like Kiribati, Nauru, Tonga, and the Cook Islands hold rights to mineral-rich seabed areas containing vital metals for clean energy tech.
While mining could fund infrastructure and education, concerns grow over environmental risks, lack of scientific data, and unequal benefits.
Experts urge independent assessments, stronger regional oversight, and transparent models to ensure Pacific nations retain control and avoid long-term ecological and legal harm.
Las naciones del Pacífico consideran la minería de aguas profundas para obtener beneficios económicos, pero enfrentan preocupaciones ambientales y de equidad.