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Economic effects of deep ocean minerals exploitation
economiceffectso00boll.pdf (4.717Mb)Abstract
Any international regime established to regulate the
exploitation of deep ocean mineral resources will be
shaped greatly by the effect this exploitation may have
on the world economy. Many deep ocean mineral deposits
are potentially available, but manganese nodules will
probably be the first to be exploited.
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