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A new species of the sea-anemone-like Relicanthus clings to a sponge stalk on the floor of the Pacific Ocean.Credit: D. J. Amon & C. R. Smith
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How to Protect the Deep Sea

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Barnacles attached to hydrothermal vent spires feeding at Kawio Barat. Critics of the Solwara 1 project raised concerns about its potential impact on the ecosystems that center on hydrothermal vents. Image courtesy of NOAA Okeanos Explorer Program, INDEX-SATAL 2010
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After the loss of a ship, deep sea mining plans for...

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Nautilus deep sea mining plans in doubt over vessel conflict

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OEV acquires Nautilus production support vessel

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New paper considers protection for damage caused by deep-sea mining

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CEO Paula Ma'u (R) and Ta'hirih Fifita Hokafonu. - ‘Olive Tree planting by the Red Sea in Egypt - The purpose for was to contribute to the efforts of biodiversity through planting olive trees at the Peace and Environment Museum or known as the Peace Park. It was also in support of the “Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework and Vision to 2050” for Egypt with suggestion to revisit it after 25 years marking the collective efforts of the member countries. Photo/Facebook
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Deep sea mining a possibility, but could harm tourist industry, warns...

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A manganese-crusted rock sample being grabbed from the Te Tukunga o Fakahotu dive site, just north of the Manihiki Plateau, near the Cook Islands. Photo: NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research, Mountains in the Deep: Exploring the Central Pacific Basin.
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Cooks opposition in the dark over seabed mining

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If commercial mining of seabeds is to prove viable, specialist machinery such as robot submarines will need to be developed. AFP
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India sees ocean floor as ripe for mining

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submerged trials deep sea mining
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A high-profile deep-sea mining company is struggling

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Container ships currently use bunker fuel, a residue from crude oil that is cheaper but dirtier than petrol and diesel © Bloomberg
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Maersk pledges to cut carbon emissions to zero by 2050

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