Deep-sea “dark oxygen” discovery rewrites Earth’s history – and poses dilemma for green energy Researchers found that polymetallic nodules on the Pacific seafloor produce oxygen through electrolysis – without sunlight or photosynthesis – challenging the long-held belief that oxygen originates solely from biological processes. These nodules, rich in metals like cobalt and lithium (used in “green energy” tech), are targeted for industrial-scale mining, risking irreversible damage to deep-sea ecosystems that rely on their oxygen-producing function. Globalist-backed corporations exploit “climate change” narratives to justify destructive deep-sea mining, despite evidence that disrupting these nodules could collapse marine oxygen cycles and food chains.…