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A sample of a polymetallic nodule at the Viridian Biometals lab in Pasadena, California. | Photo: Getty Images The Trump administration took the next step toward unilaterally jumpstarting deep-sea mining this week, announcing a "consolidated" permitting process for both searching for and commercially extracting minerals that have so far remained relatively untouched. These minerals are found so deep in the sea that they're beyond any single nation's national jurisdiction - which is why President Trump has sparked outrage over his efforts to bypass an international mining code. A chorus of scientists and ocean advocates warn that disturbing the deep seabed could trigger a chain of unforeseen consequences that could eventually harm coastal communities … Read the full story at The Verge.

Après une nouvelle attraction ouverte en 2025, Cétaitomatix, déjà récompensée, le Parc Astérix prévoit un plan d’investissement jusqu’en 2030 de 230 millions d’euros. Au programme, rafraîchissement de certaines zones, nouveautés, nouvelles attractions, nouvel hôtel… et bien sûr des emplois à la clef !

The latter stages of John Harbaugh’s tenure with the Baltimore Ravens became partially known for accruing “washed up” wide receivers, with the likes of DeAndre Hopkins, Odell Beckham Jr., Diontae Johnson, Dez Bryant, Jeremy Maclin, and more joining the team past their prime. According to recent reports, however, former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh tried […] The post Report: John Harbaugh Tried To Solve Ravens’ WR Issues By Drafting One Of NFL’s Best Players But Was Blocked By Front Office appeared first on BroBible.

NHL fans love to blame the refs for having a vendetta against their team when calls don’t go their way. You’re normally veering into conspiracy theory territory when you claim a game is rigged, but it was hard to blame the Canadiens fans who cried foul after Lane Hutson fell victim to a tripping call […] The post Canadiens Player Receives Apology From Ref After Being Sent To The Penalty Box For The Worst Tripping Call In NHL History appeared first on BroBible.

It’s not rare for large quantities of drugs to end up floating in the ocean or washing up on the beach after a smuggling operation went awry. Most people who come across those packages report them to the authorities, but the captain of a charter fishing boat in Florida has landed in jail after trying […] The post Florida Charter Boat Captain Charged With Trying To Offload Kilos Of Cocaine He Found Floating In The Ocean appeared first on BroBible.