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This vast region is targeted for the extraction of polymetallic nodules that contain valuable minerals such as cobalt, nickel, and copper -- key components for electric vehicles and renewable technologies.

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Critical minerals, such as cobalt and nickel, are in hot demand for electric vehicles, rechargeable batteries and advanced military technology.

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The newspaper cost thirty-five cents a week, and most people threw in an extra nickel or dime.

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Save every nickel you can, watch out for the stock-market bubble and prepare to finance much more of your senior years from your own resources than you had expected.

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Copper catalysts have a key advantage over nickel: they can selectively produce only carbon monoxide at temperatures below 400 °C without forming methane.

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