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The false promise of deep-sea mining. [PDF]

NPJ Ocean Sustain
Alger J, Green JF, Neville KJ, Park S, VanDeveer SD, Webster DG.   +5 more
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Complex deep-sea expeditions try to size up seabed mining impacts. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Gilbert N.
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The Mediterranean Offshore Wind Turn: Lessons, Risks, and Regional Reflections. [PDF]

Open Res Eur
Avesani M.
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Marine constraints as philosophical opportunities: the Krogh principle and the benefits of philosophical engagement with the sea. [PDF]

Hist Philos Life Sci
Jones E, Cuypers V.
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Harvesting of polymetallic nodules: opportunity for energy transition vs. particulate pollution

Théo Clotman, Eric Deleersnijder
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Deep-sea mining: Superficial riches, deep hidden costs

Sumaila UR, Alam L, Pradhoshini K, Flint R, Singh P, Billon PL, Mosnier F, Amon D, Abdallah P, Aheto D, Alger J, Anna Z, Barnes C, Fritsch D, Giron A, Gjerde K, Hilmi N, Karuaihe S, Levin L, Mohammed, Sukhdev P, Tudhope A, Thiele T, Villasante S, Wilson M.   +24 more
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Deep-ocean polymetallic nodules as a resource for critical materials

Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2020
J. Hein, A. Koschinsky, T. Kuhn
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India's Programme on Polymetallic Nodules

Offshore Technology Conference, 1990
Abstract This article is a review of India's programme aimed at developing deep sea manganese nodules on a commercial basis. A brief history of the programme is followed by an outline of current work in the areas of survey and exploration, deep-sea mining technologies, extractive metallurgy and environmental studies.
J. Yates, K.R. Gupta
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Electrobioleaching of polymetallic ocean nodules

Hydrometallurgy, 2001
Abstract In this paper, a novel electrobioleaching process for recovering valuable non-ferrous metals from ocean nodules is described. The key for successful and efficient dissolution of copper, nickel and cobalt from ocean nodules depends on prior reduction of the manganese and ferric oxides with which the above valuable non-ferrous metals are ...
Kumari, Abha, Natarajan, KA
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Polymetallic Nodules: Resource Potential and Mining Prospects

Marine Technology Society Journal, 2021
Abstract Deep-sea minerals such as polymetallic nodules have attracted significant interest among stakeholders not only for evaluating their potential as an alternative source of critical metals that are required for various industrial applications including green energy but also in developing technology for their exploitation. There has been a steady
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