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Trump administration offers first-ever deep-sea mining leases near American Samoa

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Trump administration offers first-ever deep-sea mining leases near American Samoa

The Trump administration will offer the first-ever offshore mining leases for deep-sea mining off the coast of American Samoa, as part of an effort to bolster the domestic critical mineral supply chain. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Managem…

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