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Regulating project-associated greenhouse gas emissions from deep-seabed mining: a climate-sensitive EIA framework for the International Seabed Authority
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Regulating project-associated greenhouse gas emissions from deep-seabed mining: a climate-sensitive EIA framework for the International Seabed Authority

Deep-seabed mining (DSM) presents a complex challenge, often framed as either a solution for clean energy or a threat to the ocean’s carbon sink. This Policy and Practice Review argues for a regulatory framework prioritizing the mitigation of project-associated greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions—specifically, those from extraction and processing.