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Norway, World Wide Fund for Nature square off in court over deep sea mining

  • Norway could become one of the first countries to authorize seabed mining, arguing the importance of not relying on China for minerals essential for renewable technology
  • WWF-Norway is also calling on the Norwegian government to stop giving public support to mining companies for the exploration phase and to allocate these funds to independent research institutions
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WWF says housing schemes, uplift projects destroying mangroves forests in southern Pakistan

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistani restaurant becomes country’s first WWF-certified eco-friendly food joint

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