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  1. Companies join a #DeepSeaMining rush after Trump executive order, as regulators fast-track permits

    Trump’s order suggests the U.S. will decide for itself when to mine the global seabed, reversing the decision of previous administrations to honor the seabed authority’s rules.

    By HELEN WIEFFERING
    Updated 3:11 PM UTC, May 22, 2026

    WASHINGTON (AP) — "In the year since President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising to create a deep-sea mining industry from scratch, businesses have raised millions of dollars from investors, stock prices have soared and federal regulators have raced to fast-track a permitting process.

    "At least nine companies are in talks with the government for access to seabed minerals, according to an Associated Press review. Sections of the seafloor from #AmericanSamoa to #Alaska could be auctioned for offshore mining this summer and through the fall.

    All the action suggests the U.S. may soon give the green light for companies to commercially mine the seabed — something that’s never been done in international waters.

    "But a close look at some of the companies involved reveals uncertain track records and histories spattered with legal disputes, while major questions about how the minerals would be processed and refined remain unanswered. Watchers of the nascent industry are skeptical the promised riches will ever materialize."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/trump-deeps

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/MGqWh

    #USPol #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife
    #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining
    #RecycleMetals #TrumpSucks #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium
    #OxygenSource #Extinction
    #PlanetEarth #LockheedMartin
    #TheMetalsCompany #DeepSeaMineralsCorp #Allseas
    #DeepSeaRareMinerals #BOEM #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes #RecycleNickel #RecycleCobalt

  2. Companies join a #DeepSeaMining rush after Trump executive order, as regulators fast-track permits

    Trump’s order suggests the U.S. will decide for itself when to mine the global seabed, reversing the decision of previous administrations to honor the seabed authority’s rules.

    By HELEN WIEFFERING
    Updated 3:11 PM UTC, May 22, 2026

    WASHINGTON (AP) — "In the year since President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising to create a deep-sea mining industry from scratch, businesses have raised millions of dollars from investors, stock prices have soared and federal regulators have raced to fast-track a permitting process.

    "At least nine companies are in talks with the government for access to seabed minerals, according to an Associated Press review. Sections of the seafloor from #AmericanSamoa to #Alaska could be auctioned for offshore mining this summer and through the fall.

    All the action suggests the U.S. may soon give the green light for companies to commercially mine the seabed — something that’s never been done in international waters.

    "But a close look at some of the companies involved reveals uncertain track records and histories spattered with legal disputes, while major questions about how the minerals would be processed and refined remain unanswered. Watchers of the nascent industry are skeptical the promised riches will ever materialize."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/trump-deeps

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/MGqWh

    #USPol #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife
    #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining
    #RecycleMetals #TrumpSucks #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium
    #OxygenSource #Extinction
    #PlanetEarth #LockheedMartin
    #TheMetalsCompany #DeepSeaMineralsCorp #Allseas
    #DeepSeaRareMinerals #BOEM #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes #RecycleNickel #RecycleCobalt

  3. Companies join a #DeepSeaMining rush after Trump executive order, as regulators fast-track permits

    Trump’s order suggests the U.S. will decide for itself when to mine the global seabed, reversing the decision of previous administrations to honor the seabed authority’s rules.

    By HELEN WIEFFERING
    Updated 3:11 PM UTC, May 22, 2026

    WASHINGTON (AP) — "In the year since President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising to create a deep-sea mining industry from scratch, businesses have raised millions of dollars from investors, stock prices have soared and federal regulators have raced to fast-track a permitting process.

    "At least nine companies are in talks with the government for access to seabed minerals, according to an Associated Press review. Sections of the seafloor from #AmericanSamoa to #Alaska could be auctioned for offshore mining this summer and through the fall.

    All the action suggests the U.S. may soon give the green light for companies to commercially mine the seabed — something that’s never been done in international waters.

    "But a close look at some of the companies involved reveals uncertain track records and histories spattered with legal disputes, while major questions about how the minerals would be processed and refined remain unanswered. Watchers of the nascent industry are skeptical the promised riches will ever materialize."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/trump-deeps

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/MGqWh

    #USPol #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife
    #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining
    #RecycleMetals #TrumpSucks #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium
    #OxygenSource #Extinction
    #PlanetEarth #LockheedMartin
    #TheMetalsCompany #DeepSeaMineralsCorp #Allseas
    #DeepSeaRareMinerals #BOEM #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes #RecycleNickel #RecycleCobalt

  4. Companies join a #DeepSeaMining rush after Trump executive order, as regulators fast-track permits

    Trump’s order suggests the U.S. will decide for itself when to mine the global seabed, reversing the decision of previous administrations to honor the seabed authority’s rules.

    By HELEN WIEFFERING
    Updated 3:11 PM UTC, May 22, 2026

    WASHINGTON (AP) — "In the year since President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising to create a deep-sea mining industry from scratch, businesses have raised millions of dollars from investors, stock prices have soared and federal regulators have raced to fast-track a permitting process.

    "At least nine companies are in talks with the government for access to seabed minerals, according to an Associated Press review. Sections of the seafloor from #AmericanSamoa to #Alaska could be auctioned for offshore mining this summer and through the fall.

    All the action suggests the U.S. may soon give the green light for companies to commercially mine the seabed — something that’s never been done in international waters.

    "But a close look at some of the companies involved reveals uncertain track records and histories spattered with legal disputes, while major questions about how the minerals would be processed and refined remain unanswered. Watchers of the nascent industry are skeptical the promised riches will ever materialize."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/trump-deeps

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/MGqWh

    #USPol #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife
    #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining
    #RecycleMetals #TrumpSucks #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium
    #OxygenSource #Extinction
    #PlanetEarth #LockheedMartin
    #TheMetalsCompany #DeepSeaMineralsCorp #Allseas
    #DeepSeaRareMinerals #BOEM #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes #RecycleNickel #RecycleCobalt

  5. Companies join a #DeepSeaMining rush after Trump executive order, as regulators fast-track permits

    Trump’s order suggests the U.S. will decide for itself when to mine the global seabed, reversing the decision of previous administrations to honor the seabed authority’s rules.

    By HELEN WIEFFERING
    Updated 3:11 PM UTC, May 22, 2026

    WASHINGTON (AP) — "In the year since President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising to create a deep-sea mining industry from scratch, businesses have raised millions of dollars from investors, stock prices have soared and federal regulators have raced to fast-track a permitting process.

    "At least nine companies are in talks with the government for access to seabed minerals, according to an Associated Press review. Sections of the seafloor from #AmericanSamoa to #Alaska could be auctioned for offshore mining this summer and through the fall.

    All the action suggests the U.S. may soon give the green light for companies to commercially mine the seabed — something that’s never been done in international waters.

    "But a close look at some of the companies involved reveals uncertain track records and histories spattered with legal disputes, while major questions about how the minerals would be processed and refined remain unanswered. Watchers of the nascent industry are skeptical the promised riches will ever materialize."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/trump-deeps

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/MGqWh

    #USPol #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife
    #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining
    #RecycleMetals #TrumpSucks #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium
    #OxygenSource #Extinction
    #PlanetEarth #LockheedMartin
    #TheMetalsCompany #DeepSeaMineralsCorp #Allseas
    #DeepSeaRareMinerals #BOEM #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes #RecycleNickel #RecycleCobalt

  6. @dd #DeepSeaMining is already a crime because so much about these #ecosystem is still not known. But will politics listen to the scientists?

  7. Why are Chinese deep-sea research vessels navigating around U.S. military territory?

    A joint investigation by Elizabeth Claire Alberts and Kara Fox for #Mongabay and #CNN revealed that for the past five years eight deep-sea mining ships traveled on strange patterns outside their designated exploration areas and even went “dark”.

    Experts believe these vessels could be serving a military intelligence purpose.

    Read the full story. mongabay.cc/mgbDSMsm

    #News #DeepSeaMining

  8. Deep-sea mining rules face major delays. While the International Seabed Authority aims for a 2024 "mining code," a recent meeting concluded with significant gaps remaining. As the U.S. fast-tracks its own plans, the risk of mining without global oversight grows.

    Elizabeth Alberts reports for #Mongabay. mongabay.cc/rWiWBQ

    #News #DeepSeaMining

  9. #DeepSeaMining causes immediate loss of #SeafloorLife

    by Eric Ralls, February 5, 2026

    "Far below the ocean surface, the deep seafloor is often described as one of the planet’s least disturbed ecosystems. That assumption is now being tested.

    "Companies are preparing to mine mineral-rich #nodules scattered across the abyss. The shift raises urgent questions about how quickly damage could appear once #industrial machines begin operating.

    "A new field experiment offers one of the clearest answers yet. Researchers found that a single trial of a deep-sea mining collector physically removed more than one-third of the animals and species living directly in its path.

    "The results show that biological impacts can occur immediately, not only after years of full-scale extraction."

    Read more:
    earth.com/news/deep-sea-mining

    #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleMetals #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium #OxygenSource #Extinction #PlanetEarth

  10. #DeepSeaMining causes immediate loss of #SeafloorLife

    by Eric Ralls, February 5, 2026

    "Far below the ocean surface, the deep seafloor is often described as one of the planet’s least disturbed ecosystems. That assumption is now being tested.

    "Companies are preparing to mine mineral-rich #nodules scattered across the abyss. The shift raises urgent questions about how quickly damage could appear once #industrial machines begin operating.

    "A new field experiment offers one of the clearest answers yet. Researchers found that a single trial of a deep-sea mining collector physically removed more than one-third of the animals and species living directly in its path.

    "The results show that biological impacts can occur immediately, not only after years of full-scale extraction."

    Read more:
    earth.com/news/deep-sea-mining

    #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleMetals #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium #OxygenSource #Extinction #PlanetEarth

  11. #DeepSeaMining causes immediate loss of #SeafloorLife

    by Eric Ralls, February 5, 2026

    "Far below the ocean surface, the deep seafloor is often described as one of the planet’s least disturbed ecosystems. That assumption is now being tested.

    "Companies are preparing to mine mineral-rich #nodules scattered across the abyss. The shift raises urgent questions about how quickly damage could appear once #industrial machines begin operating.

    "A new field experiment offers one of the clearest answers yet. Researchers found that a single trial of a deep-sea mining collector physically removed more than one-third of the animals and species living directly in its path.

    "The results show that biological impacts can occur immediately, not only after years of full-scale extraction."

    Read more:
    earth.com/news/deep-sea-mining

    #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleMetals #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium #OxygenSource #Extinction #PlanetEarth

  12. #DeepSeaMining causes immediate loss of #SeafloorLife

    by Eric Ralls, February 5, 2026

    "Far below the ocean surface, the deep seafloor is often described as one of the planet’s least disturbed ecosystems. That assumption is now being tested.

    "Companies are preparing to mine mineral-rich #nodules scattered across the abyss. The shift raises urgent questions about how quickly damage could appear once #industrial machines begin operating.

    "A new field experiment offers one of the clearest answers yet. Researchers found that a single trial of a deep-sea mining collector physically removed more than one-third of the animals and species living directly in its path.

    "The results show that biological impacts can occur immediately, not only after years of full-scale extraction."

    Read more:
    earth.com/news/deep-sea-mining

    #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleMetals #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium #OxygenSource #Extinction #PlanetEarth

  13. #DeepSeaMining causes immediate loss of #SeafloorLife

    by Eric Ralls, February 5, 2026

    "Far below the ocean surface, the deep seafloor is often described as one of the planet’s least disturbed ecosystems. That assumption is now being tested.

    "Companies are preparing to mine mineral-rich #nodules scattered across the abyss. The shift raises urgent questions about how quickly damage could appear once #industrial machines begin operating.

    "A new field experiment offers one of the clearest answers yet. Researchers found that a single trial of a deep-sea mining collector physically removed more than one-third of the animals and species living directly in its path.

    "The results show that biological impacts can occur immediately, not only after years of full-scale extraction."

    Read more:
    earth.com/news/deep-sea-mining

    #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleMetals #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium #OxygenSource #Extinction #PlanetEarth

  14. It's not enough that #Fukushima #RadioactiveWaterDumping will continue for years (centuries?), now #Japan wants to mine the #DeepSea and kill even more #OceanLife? WTF!

    Japan hauls rare earth-rich mud from deep sea in bold test mission

    Story by BeckhamLangford
    Feburary 3, 2026

    "Japan’s own planners acknowledge the uncertainties. Jan briefings on the test mining plan stressed that, However, key aspects remain unknown, including the quality of the minerals and the economics of lifting and processing such vast volumes of mud. Mining the mud had previously been seen as too expensive compared with land-based deposits, and even with new technology, the cost of pumping, dewatering and refining the material at scale is still an open question. Analysts also point out that any move toward commercial production will face intense scrutiny from environmental regulators and coastal communities, who want clearer evidence on how sediment plumes, noise and habitat disruption will affect #DeepOcean #ecosystems around the site."

    msn.com/en-us/news/technology/

    #OceansAreLife #JapanPol #NoDeepSeaMining #NoOceanDumping #FukushimaIsntOver #RecycleMetals #BuildTechnologyThatLasts #OceansAreLife #WaterIsLife #LeaveItInTheOcean #DeepSeaMining
    #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleCopper
    #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes

  15. It's not enough that #Fukushima #RadioactiveWaterDumping will continue for years (centuries?), now #Japan wants to mine the #DeepSea and kill even more #OceanLife? WTF!

    Japan hauls rare earth-rich mud from deep sea in bold test mission

    Story by BeckhamLangford
    Feburary 3, 2026

    "Japan’s own planners acknowledge the uncertainties. Jan briefings on the test mining plan stressed that, However, key aspects remain unknown, including the quality of the minerals and the economics of lifting and processing such vast volumes of mud. Mining the mud had previously been seen as too expensive compared with land-based deposits, and even with new technology, the cost of pumping, dewatering and refining the material at scale is still an open question. Analysts also point out that any move toward commercial production will face intense scrutiny from environmental regulators and coastal communities, who want clearer evidence on how sediment plumes, noise and habitat disruption will affect #DeepOcean #ecosystems around the site."

    msn.com/en-us/news/technology/

    #OceansAreLife #JapanPol #NoDeepSeaMining #NoOceanDumping #FukushimaIsntOver #RecycleMetals #BuildTechnologyThatLasts #OceansAreLife #WaterIsLife #LeaveItInTheOcean #DeepSeaMining
    #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleCopper
    #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes

  16. It's not enough that #Fukushima #RadioactiveWaterDumping will continue for years (centuries?), now #Japan wants to mine the #DeepSea and kill even more #OceanLife? WTF!

    Japan hauls rare earth-rich mud from deep sea in bold test mission

    Story by BeckhamLangford
    Feburary 3, 2026

    "Japan’s own planners acknowledge the uncertainties. Jan briefings on the test mining plan stressed that, However, key aspects remain unknown, including the quality of the minerals and the economics of lifting and processing such vast volumes of mud. Mining the mud had previously been seen as too expensive compared with land-based deposits, and even with new technology, the cost of pumping, dewatering and refining the material at scale is still an open question. Analysts also point out that any move toward commercial production will face intense scrutiny from environmental regulators and coastal communities, who want clearer evidence on how sediment plumes, noise and habitat disruption will affect #DeepOcean #ecosystems around the site."

    msn.com/en-us/news/technology/

    #OceansAreLife #JapanPol #NoDeepSeaMining #NoOceanDumping #FukushimaIsntOver #RecycleMetals #BuildTechnologyThatLasts #OceansAreLife #WaterIsLife #LeaveItInTheOcean #DeepSeaMining
    #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleCopper
    #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes

  17. It's not enough that #Fukushima #RadioactiveWaterDumping will continue for years (centuries?), now #Japan wants to mine the #DeepSea and kill even more #OceanLife? WTF!

    Japan hauls rare earth-rich mud from deep sea in bold test mission

    Story by BeckhamLangford
    Feburary 3, 2026

    "Japan’s own planners acknowledge the uncertainties. Jan briefings on the test mining plan stressed that, However, key aspects remain unknown, including the quality of the minerals and the economics of lifting and processing such vast volumes of mud. Mining the mud had previously been seen as too expensive compared with land-based deposits, and even with new technology, the cost of pumping, dewatering and refining the material at scale is still an open question. Analysts also point out that any move toward commercial production will face intense scrutiny from environmental regulators and coastal communities, who want clearer evidence on how sediment plumes, noise and habitat disruption will affect #DeepOcean #ecosystems around the site."

    msn.com/en-us/news/technology/

    #OceansAreLife #JapanPol #NoDeepSeaMining #NoOceanDumping #FukushimaIsntOver #RecycleMetals #BuildTechnologyThatLasts #OceansAreLife #WaterIsLife #LeaveItInTheOcean #DeepSeaMining
    #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleCopper
    #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes

  18. It's not enough that #Fukushima #RadioactiveWaterDumping will continue for years (centuries?), now #Japan wants to mine the #DeepSea and kill even more #OceanLife? WTF!

    Japan hauls rare earth-rich mud from deep sea in bold test mission

    Story by BeckhamLangford
    Feburary 3, 2026

    "Japan’s own planners acknowledge the uncertainties. Jan briefings on the test mining plan stressed that, However, key aspects remain unknown, including the quality of the minerals and the economics of lifting and processing such vast volumes of mud. Mining the mud had previously been seen as too expensive compared with land-based deposits, and even with new technology, the cost of pumping, dewatering and refining the material at scale is still an open question. Analysts also point out that any move toward commercial production will face intense scrutiny from environmental regulators and coastal communities, who want clearer evidence on how sediment plumes, noise and habitat disruption will affect #DeepOcean #ecosystems around the site."

    msn.com/en-us/news/technology/

    #OceansAreLife #JapanPol #NoDeepSeaMining #NoOceanDumping #FukushimaIsntOver #RecycleMetals #BuildTechnologyThatLasts #OceansAreLife #WaterIsLife #LeaveItInTheOcean #DeepSeaMining
    #NoDeepSeaMining #RecycleCopper
    #LifeOnEarth #Ecocide #DeepSeaLife #OceansAreLife #PlanetDestroyers #HumanGreed #NoisePollution #SedimentPlumes

  19. Apparently we're going all in on disastrous seabed mining: "National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) this week finalised new rules designed to fast-track seabed mining permits.

    Under the changes, companies will face fewer hurdles, with the number of required environmental assessments and public consultation periods cut in half.

    And on top of that, US officials have announced a minerals survey covering some 30,000 square nautical miles off American Samoa." - abc.net.au/pacific/programs/pa

    It's nearly impossible to know the potential ecological effects of deep sea mining. They are going to be disturbing areas that have *never* experienced such massive intervention from humans....these places are the ocean equivalents of old growth forest. And these are ecosystems where all life processes happen extremely slowly (due to cold, pressure, etc.) - aside from places around gas vents. Plus, it's the ocean, so kicking up loads of dust and mixing things around can potentially affect literally all other parts of the ocean as things get moved around in the water.

    We just don't know what effect it might have, at what scale, and with what consequences. But these guys are going full steam ahead to extract.

    #ocean #DeepSeaMining #ecology #mining #extraction #USPol #environment

  20. For the tiny island called "the tip of America's spear" in the Pacific, it can be hard to say no to the United States government.

    So Guam's governor, Lou Leon Guerrero, expects a tough fight as the US territory pushes against a Trump administration-backed move towards opening nearby waters for deep-sea mining.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-02-01/tru

    #Guam
    #DeepseaMining

  21. United States finalises new rules to fast-track seabed mining permits

    Under the changes, companies will face fewer hurdles, with the number of required environmental assessments and public consultation periods cut in half.

    And on top of that, US officials have announced a minerals survey covering some 30,000 square nautical miles off American Samoa.

    abc.net.au/pacific/programs/pa

    #DeepseaMining

  22. The video this is taken from is an interesting 10 minutes covering ocean carbon fixation processes and some long-term studies into seabed mining.

    youtube.com/watch?v=4377fPKhdbM

    #DeepSeaMining #CarbonCycle #Science

  23. #Océans : dans les #abysses du #Pacifique 788 nouvelles espèces se retrouvent menacées par l'exploitation minière

    Dans la zone de fracture Clipperton en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarion% prisée par l' #exploitationminière un monde inconnu vient d'émerger sous les yeux des scientifiques. Un #écosystème vieux de plusieurs millions d'années y a été découvert, et il est déjà mis en péril par des projets industriels. geo.fr/environnement/dans-les-

    #Deepseamining #ocean #biodiversite

  24. #Océans : dans les #abysses du #Pacifique 788 nouvelles espèces se retrouvent menacées par l'exploitation minière

    Dans la zone de fracture Clipperton en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarion% prisée par l' #exploitationminière un monde inconnu vient d'émerger sous les yeux des scientifiques. Un #écosystème vieux de plusieurs millions d'années y a été découvert, et il est déjà mis en péril par des projets industriels. geo.fr/environnement/dans-les-

    #Deepseamining #ocean #biodiversite #environnement

  25. #Océans : dans les #abysses du #Pacifique 788 nouvelles espèces se retrouvent menacées par l'exploitation minière

    Dans la zone de fracture Clipperton en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarion% prisée par l' #exploitationminière un monde inconnu vient d'émerger sous les yeux des scientifiques. Un #écosystème vieux de plusieurs millions d'années y a été découvert, et il est déjà mis en péril par des projets industriels. geo.fr/environnement/dans-les-

    #Deepseamining #ocean #biodiversite

  26. #Océans : dans les #abysses du #Pacifique 788 nouvelles espèces se retrouvent menacées par l'exploitation minière

    Dans la zone de fracture Clipperton en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarion% prisée par l' #exploitationminière un monde inconnu vient d'émerger sous les yeux des scientifiques. Un #écosystème vieux de plusieurs millions d'années y a été découvert, et il est déjà mis en péril par des projets industriels. geo.fr/environnement/dans-les-

    #Deepseamining #ocean #biodiversite #environnement

  27. #Océans : dans les #abysses du #Pacifique 788 nouvelles espèces se retrouvent menacées par l'exploitation minière

    Dans la zone de fracture Clipperton en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarion% prisée par l' #exploitationminière un monde inconnu vient d'émerger sous les yeux des scientifiques. Un #écosystème vieux de plusieurs millions d'années y a été découvert, et il est déjà mis en péril par des projets industriels. geo.fr/environnement/dans-les-

    #Deepseamining #ocean #biodiversite #environnement

  28. #US Takes a Step Toward Approving #SeabedMining in International Waters
    The federal government said it would hold hearings next month on controversial applications to #mine the #ocean floor.
    The federal government said it was formally considering the first permit applications from the #MetalsCompany, which has become a forerunner in the race to mine the deep ocean for precious #minerals.
    nytimes.com/2025/12/23/climate
    archive.ph/ZJpdZ
    #SeaFloorMining #DeepSeaMining

  29. "As demand for critical minerals surges around the world, countries are debating whether to mine the untapped deep-sea reserves of cobalt, copper and manganese, miles below the surface. But a growing body of research shows that these activities could have profound consequences for ocean ecosystems, and the industries and communities that rely on them."

    insideclimatenews.org/news/051

    #Ocean #DeepSeaMining #Oceans #MarineBiology #Minerals #Ecology #Biology #Science #Nature #Ecosystems

  30. What #Scientists Found When #DeepSeaMining Company Invited Them In
    An #ocean #mining company funded some of most comprehensive scientific studies to date, and peer-reviewed results have begun to emerge.
    Researchers from Natural History Museum in London analyzed samples from #seafloor before and after mining test and found number of worms, minute crustaceans and other animals in path of mining vehicle fell 37%. Variety of creatures declined by 32%.
    nytimes.com/2025/12/05/climate
    archive.ph/Fnyrj