Antarctic mineral rush sparks potential global conflict
At McMurdo Station Antarctica experts warn mineral and oil deposits may trigger national competition as rising energy needs collide with environmental concerns. Researchers note large coal and iron finds and offshore hydrocarbons, while nations push for surveys and possible accords under the Antarctic treaty framework.
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Gisela Dreschhoff
University of Kansas
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