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Hello, I'm Michelle Fleury, and today on Business Daily, we're looking at the uncharted waters of deep sea mining.

I think we are reinventing an industry very much like how Tesla reinvented automotive. I'll ask why do companies want to mine the remotest part of the planet.

Terrestrial resources are becoming scarce and more remote and concentrated, and there are

minerals available on seabeds. And extracting those minerals from the ocean needed to power the

green economy of the future, but at what cost?

Pollution, right? You're stirring up sediments whenever you dredge to get this material,

and it could be dispersed across the entire ocean.

That's Business Daily on the BBC World Service. Music. 90% of the area covered by ocean is deep, dark and largely undiscovered,

or what we know as the deep sea, key for renewable

energy technology. Several thousand meters below the world's largest and most remote habitat

lie vast untouched mineral deposits. About an hour from New York, I visited one of the biggest deep sea sediment archives,

where scientists are studying a new potential energy source, what some are calling a battery

in a rock. I'm in a room that looks like a small library, but instead of the walls being

lined with books, it's lined with samples of

mud from the ocean floor, some of which contain these rare metals considered so essential

for our green future. In the coming decade, this is going to become the most important rock in the

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