Deep sea mining, Trump-style

Late Night Live - Separate stories podcast by Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Sep 29, 20260:26:25Society & Culture

Australian and Canadian-run companies, some with questionable credentials, are trying to cash in on Donald Trump's promotion of deep sea mining licences. The US licensing disregards the international regulator, the Inter...

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