Headlines
Economic Times: Indigenous submersible vehicle Matsya 6000 will be ready as planned for Samudrayaan: NIOT Director
Marine Link: Seatools Delivers Deep-sea mineral Collection Equipment for Allseas’ ‘Hidden Gem’
gCaptain: Outdated Laws Governing Undersea Cables Need Modernizing
Reuters: Renault and U.S. carmaker Rivian back moratorium on deep-sea mining
Bloomberg Green: Mysterious Deep-Ocean Creatures May Help Combat Climate Change
Stuff: In the Pacific, a rich vein of resources still doesn’t make for rich populations
Financial Times: Tesla’s reverse on battery cells signals shift for electric vehicles
Pew: More Science Is Needed to Manage Deep-Seabed Mining and Minimize Its Impact
Press Releases
The Metals Company: The Metals Company Appoints New Independent Board Director & Audit Committee Chair, Achieving 50-50 Gender Parity on Board
Seabed Minerals Authority (Cook Islands): Historic First Seabed Minerals Exploration Licences Granted
GSR: Preliminary Results from Deep Seabed Mining Trial Shared at Stakeholder Event
ISA: ISA launches two art competitions to celebrate deep-sea exploration
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While it is impossible to speculate on what the Russian invasion of Ukraine means for deep-sea mining at this time, undoubtably the impacts of both war and economic sanctions will affect every aspect of the industry, from financing, to knowledge sharing, to international negotiations. We invite any stakeholders affected by the conflict to reach out and share your experiences.