World’s First Deep-Sea Mining Project A Go

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Canadian company Nautilus Minerals has received the green light to start mining for gold and copper a mile down. The company will be working off the coast of Papua New Guinea. The job has environmental activists more than concerned.
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