Deep-sea mining in the Pacific could begin as early as 2027, fueled by the U.S. and China’s fierce competition for critical minerals essential to batteries, weapons, and power grids. With no strong international rules protecting ocean ecosystems, island nations are forced to negotiate directly with mining giants, risking their environment, fisheries, and culture. Australia, though still undecided, holds key leverage through regional alliances and its own $1 billion strategic mineral reserve, making it a pivotal player in this global race for resources.
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