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The US government plans to auction off 33 million acres of waters surrounding American Samoa for deep-sea mining, despite international opposition and environmental concerns. The move aims to access minerals like copper and zinc vital for technology and defense, with the lease offering permits for exploration activities, but it has faced criticism from local communities and environmental groups. The initiative reflects a strategic effort to secure critical minerals amid global competition, prioritizing resource extraction over environmental protections.
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