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Antithetical to science : When deep-sea research meets mining interests

When Cindy Van Dover started working with Nautilus Minerals, a deep-sea mining company, she received hate mail from other marine scientists. Van Dover is a prolific deep-sea biologist, an oceanographer who has logged hundreds of dives to the seafloor. In 2004, Nautilus invited Van Dover and her students to characterize ecosystems in the Manus Basin […]

September 13th, 2021 | Vol 198, No 9 | International

September 13th, 2021 | Vol 198, No 9 | International
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Apparently, No One Is Investigating the VW ID 3 Fire in the Netherlands

Apparently, No One Is Investigating the VW ID 3 Fire in the Netherlands
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Coastal News Today | Pacific - Deep-sea mining tests resume after robot rescued from Pacific Ocean floor

Coastal News Today | Pacific - Deep-sea mining tests resume after robot rescued from Pacific Ocean floor
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Deep-sea mining tests resume as lost robot rescued

Deep-sea mining tests resume as lost robot rescued Patania II had been operating at a depth of 4.5 kilometers (2.8 miles) in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone an expanse of ocean between Hawaii and Mexico that’s as big as the continental US. ( Belgium’s Global Sea Mineral Resources (GSR) has resumed tests that could lead to the mining of battery minerals from the Pacific Ocean floor after it managed to recover a robot stranded at a depth of thousands of metres. The company reported on April 28 that its Patania II, a 25-tonne mining robot prototype, had uncoupled from a 5 km long (3.1 miles) cable connecting it to the surface.

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