The Elements Of
Eric Young, Elyse HauserThe road to sustainability runs through mines, markets, and hard choices.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | tradingoff.substack.com |
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#34: Ed Nedelciu and the Growth Paradigm in Deep Sea Mining
Claudiu Ed Nedelciu, Ecological Economics Researcher at UiB joins the podcast to challenge the “inevitability narrative” of deep-sea mining. While the industry often frames extraction as a prerequisite for a green transition, Ed argues that...
#33 Craig Shesky on The Metals Company’s Financial Case for Deep Sea Mining
I speak with Craig Shesky, Chief Financial Officer of The Metals Company.
#32 Idealism and Pragmatism: Moving Stepwise into the Abyss with Andrew Thaler
In this episode, Andrew Thaler — deep-sea ecologist, conservation technologist, and recent witness before the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee — lays out a position that resists the normal pro/anti DSM categorization. Drawing on nearl...
#31: State Consent and the Deep Sea: Nathan Eastwood on Law, Legitimacy, and the Limits of UNCLOS
In this episode of the Elements of Deep Sea Mining podcast, Nathan Eastwood, a partner at Watson Farley Williams, shares his extensive knowledge on international law and deep sea mining. He discusses the legal framework surrounding seabed m...
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Why don't facts and philosopy hang out more
I’m a writer who explores life on this changing planet. As an award-winning environmental journalist and creative writer, I focus on aquatic ecosystems, especially the deep sea.
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