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15 years ago, our founding report said the impacts of deep sea mining couldn't be predicted. Only 5% of the world's oceanic ridges had even been surveyed. 🌊
PNG's Supreme Court Just Told the Government It Can't Hide Solwara 1's Paper Trail
Nearly 15 years ago, our founding report, Out of Our Depth: Mining the Ocean Floor in Papua New Guinea, became the first independent assessment of Nautilus Minerals' plan to mine gold and copper from the seafloor of PNG's Bismarck Sea.
Our new report reveals a critical knowledge gap at the heart of the deep sea mining debate, and why it matters for every ocean, every food chain, and every plate of seafood.
Nuestro nuevo informe revela una brecha crítica de conocimiento en el corazón del debate sobre la minería en alta mar, y por qué esto importa para nuestros océanos.
A groundbreaking scientific report released today expos a critical, unaddressed threat to global ocean health: the mobilisation of naturally occurring radioactive materials by proposed deep sea mining operations.
An independent analysis of the pre-feasibility study (PFS) produced by The Metals Company has found that on its own numbers, this project makes zero profit.
MEDIA RELEASE: A new report finds deep-sea mining is rapidly losing its financial licence to operate as banks, insurers and investors move to distance themselves from an industry increasingly identified as high-risk.
A growing number of banks, insurers, asset managers and public financial institutions are distancing themselves from deep-sea mining. A new report from the Deep Sea Mining Campaign (DSMC) and Seas At Risk finds that financial markets are increasingly treating deep-sea mining as a high-risk industry with significant environmental, regulatory, economic and reputational concerns.
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Watch BLUE PERIL, a 16-minute visual investigation that presents a scientifically robust and disturbing picture of far-reaching impacts of deep sea mining for Pacific Island communities.