As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This article first appeared on August 26, 2021. The Republic of Nauru turned the deep-sea mining world on its … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: Has pulling the Trigger already backfired?” »

As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This article first appeared on June 30, 2021. The spring and summer of 2021 will likely stand as the … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: A pivotal moment in the history of deep-sea mining” »

As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This article first appeared on November 19, 2021. Throughout the 26th Session of the International Seabed Authority, … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: What happens when we pull the trigger?” »

As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This editorial first appeared on September 30, 2021. Opinion by Andrew Thaler, DSMO Editor-in-Chief The International Seabed Authority … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: ISA rushes forward” »

As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This editorial first appeared on August 27, 2021. Opinion by Andrew Thaler, DSMO Editor-in-Chief As we enter the … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: Deep-sea Mining has Time.” »

As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This editorial first appeared on June 25, 2021. Opinion by Andrew Thaler, DSMO Editor-in-Chief Deep-sea mining occupies a … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: The Precarious Partnership Between Deep-sea Mining Contractors and Environmental NGOs” »

As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This article first appeared two years ago, on March 19, 2020. The 26th Session of the International Seabed … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: Confusion and Gridlock at the 26th Session of the International Seabed Authority” »

As in-person negotiations on the future of exploitation in the deep ocean resume this week in Kingston Jamaica, we reflect back on the last two years of development as reported on our sister site, the Deep-sea Mining Observer. This article first appeared two years ago, on March 18, 2020. When the first part of 26th … Read More “Two Years of Deep-sea Mining in Review: As deep-sea mining inches towards production, a global pandemic brings negotiations to a halt.” »