Kiwis Against Seabed Mining
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Kiwis Against Seabed Mining (KASM) is an environmental group established to oppose the mining of the sea bed around New Zealand.
In March 2005 an application was lodged by Australian company BQL for a minerals permit for exploration prior to mining black sands off the West Coast of the North Island. This was the determining factor for the formation of KASM. KASM was originally Raglan based but now has membership and organisational groups in Piha, Raglan and Taranaki with support from many other environmental groups.
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- KASM - official website.
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