The inky depths of the Pacific Ocean hide a surprising secret. Scattered across the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ) lie peculiar, potato-shaped rocks known as polymetallic nodules. Rich in valuable metals likeContinue Reading
The discussion about deep-sea mining has virtually solely centered on the environmental consequences: However, now some opponents of deep-sea mining claim that it would be more than simply environmentally disastrous,Continue Reading
The Metals Company (formerly Deep Green) and Allseas announced the successful completion of a deep-water test of its polymetallic nodule collecting vehicle in the Atlantic Ocean. The vehicle was testedContinue Reading
Marine minerals from coastal and ocean sources will be critical to the future Indian economy, and metals such as nickel and cobalt will be critical in supporting renewable energy technology.Continue Reading
DeepGreen, a deep-sea mining company, has commissioned a study to understand where should we do B the mining for future EV battery metals. Should It be on Land Or atContinue Reading
The floor of the world’s seas is scattered with vast beds of black potato-shaped polymetallic nodules comprising copper, nickel, cobalt, manganese, iron and rare earth elements. These natural goodies areContinue Reading
At least 30 young educated youth from villages in West Bengal are treading on the steps of their forefathers with passion and a mission: to bring back the glorious paddyContinue Reading
