A Critique of Nautilus Minerals report on the Solwara 1 project

Sep 28, 2015 | IN THE NEWS, MEDIA RELEASES, SOLIDARITY

Communities in New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea call for a ban on deep sea mining and for all exploration and mining licences to be cancelled. Credit: Alliance of Solwara Warriors
A new critique by the Deep Sea Mining Campaign reveals indefensible flaws in the Environmental and Social Benchmarking Analysis of the Solwara 1 project commissioned by Nautilus Minerals. ____________________________________________________________________________________

DOWNLOAD: Accountability Zero: A Critique of Nautilus Minerals Environmental and Social Benchmarking Analysis of the Solwara 1 project

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Accountability ZERO: A Critique of Nautilus Minerals Environmental and Social Benchmarking Analysis of the…

  ____________________________________________________________________________________ Endorsed by a coalition of economists, scientists and civil society groups, the critique entitled Accountability Zero, will be launched by Professor Richard Steiner of Oasis Earth, during his presentation at the Asia Pacific Deep Sea Mining Summit in Singapore today, 29 September 2015. logos

See MEDIA RELEASE: World’s first deep sea mining proposal ignores consequences of its impacts on oceans

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