Why is there no mining in Antarctica, despite evidence of mineral resources on the continent?. - It is too dangerous to drill in the area ... - The ice cap prevents all mining ... - An international treaty prohibits it ... - The minerals have little commercial value.

I believe the best and correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. Despite evidence of mineral resources on the continent, there is no mining in Antarctica because there is an international treaty that prohibits such activity. Hope this answers the question.