Deep-sea mining approvals frozen by 2027 due to biodiversity outcry
Resolves: At least 50% fewer deep-sea mining permits are issued in 2027 compared to 2026, or a formal moratorium is announced by a major regulatory body (e.g., International Seabed Authority).
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Deep-sea mining approvals frozen by 2027 due to biodiversity outcry
Market overview
Global pressure from environmental groups and UN bodies will lead to a moratorium or freeze on deep-sea mining permits within 12 months. Legal challenges and public opposition will outweigh economic incentives as biodiversity concerns dominate policy debates.
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- Implied probability (Yes)
- 70%
- Closes
- 2027-07-10
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Resolution criteria
At least 50% fewer deep-sea mining permits are issued in 2027 compared to 2026, or a formal moratorium is announced by a major regulatory body (e.g., International Seabed Authority).
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