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As of January 2024, the United States grew by about 400,000 square miles of territory or larger than the state of Texas. This was done under a little known United Nations policy called the Extended Continental Shelf. So why has the United States grown so much, what do they plan to do with all their new territory, and why would the country want to much land if it's all underwater anyways?
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That's pretty significant - I was just reading up on this and didn't realize Canada did much of this a decade ago. I knew we have the largest coastline in the world, but...dang. 😲
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How has this got virtually no news coverage from mainstream media?
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Quick correction.
Norway has opened for commercial exploration for deep sea mining. With the possibility to mine any discoveries.
Open mining is still not fully legal, yet.
No mining has taken place as of February 2024.
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We should call the underwater territories the state of Atlantis
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Now that they claimed that tiny chunk of water above the Northern Mariana Islands I’m gonna go there
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This should be big news but I had no clue this even happened
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This episode was worth the wait to see it. Thank you Geoff! :D
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What an excellent and timely video, Geoff!
We like your new setup and we’re rooting for you over here! 👏
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I'm pretty sure Canada is working on mapping the Arctic Ocean floor in a similar way for the purpose of making a claim on the North Pole. That will probably be bigger news when it happens. Russia would have wanted to have a competing claim, but they're a little busy with being a global pariah so. I guess they miss out.
Denmark via Greenland is the other competitor for North Pole supremacy. But yeah, this is pretty cool too. Hope we get some good stuff out of it.
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Geoff coming out with another banger!!! 🔥🔥🔥
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As an American, I Iook at this underwater land grab and can only say "more, more, more!"
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Great work Geoff
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This was an incredibly interesting an informative, thank you. First I’m hearing of this!!
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This is really nice work!!
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Great report!
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Wow, interesting! Thank you!
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Taught me about an international policy i didnt know anything about. Hit all the common questions i can think of. 8/10, needs less clickbait title, or a a little bit better pacing/rehashing.
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Fascinating!
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How do you know drilling for oil in that arctic region would be “devastating” to the environment?
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@andraanzano8378
3 months ago
It’s amazing to me that there’s absolutely no news coverage on this at all
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