The Deep Sea Mining blog
Andrew SullivanLooking at news and articles connected with deep sea mining
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Deep-sea mines could disrupt ocean food web
Another article that raises questions about the disruption to food webs, but like many of them it fails to mention that at the depth that deep sea mining takes place there is almost microfauna and certainly few ‘larger fish’. TMC has suppor...
Chinese ship scouts deep-ocean floor in South Pacific region
A Chinese research vessel docked in the Cook Islands on Saturday as it probed the Pacific nation’s deep-sea mining potential, a fledgling industry of mounting interest to both Beijing and Washington.
Norway and China move forward on Deep Sea Mining - although it really should be called Collection as there is no mining involved.
Before getting into the recent news it is worth noting that the US Department of Defence report due in March is still awaited. That delay, I think, reflects the fact that the USA is still just an observer at the UN's International Seabed Au...
CBS News 60 minutes Why the U.S. hasn't joined the race for deep sea mining in international waters. It’s a 13 minute report. There's a second one from 2019 too if you watch 60 Minute Rewind.
There are two parts if you continue to watch the 60 Minute Rewind after the ‘Why …. ‘ programme that was shown on March 24 2024. The programme can be found here
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Having been in Hong Kong for over 20 years as an Asian sales trader after starting in the region as a property analyst, Andrew has some interesting insights. Happy also to take questions
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