In Oceania, most towns began as b)colonial ports. This was mostly the coastal ports, ships from Europe would come into and where trade would flourish as they would bring people (from Europe) and things they found in Oceania would be brought back to Europe. The towns would grow bigger, as more people moved to the coastal parts (settlers).
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Deep ocean exploration is all about investigating its geology i.e physical and chemical along with biological conditions on the ocean floor where sunlight cannot reach. There has been an interest in the deep ocean due to scientific communities and for industrial purpose. Exploration is carried by submarine and remotely operated vehicles at about 300m to 1000m. Analysis of ocean floor had found a huge concentration of mineral deposits such as manganese, copper, cobalt, gold, zinc etc.
The mining is carried out by using hydraulic pumping or bucket type excavator and are processed on ground industries. Deep-ocean mining has not been able to reach its full potential due to the high cost of operating and environmental damage.
On March 4, 1980, nearly three decades later, Congress completed the final action on ‘’The Refugee Act of 1980. It was the first major reform of the refugee provisions of the U.S immigration law. This act was created to provide a permanent and systematic procedure for admission into the U.S and to provide effective resettlement and absorption of these refugees.
The major objectives of the refugee act were to form a new definition of refugee that was more or less like the one created at the Protocol on the Status of the Refugees. It was to raise the cut from 17,400 to 50,000 refugees admitted each fiscal year.
It was also required to provide emergency support procedures for when that number exceeded the 50,000 mark. The Act created an Office of refugee Resettlement. This office was responsible for administering and funding federal programs for domestic refugees.
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