This brief is based on a literature review conducted by Axel Hallgren at Linköping University that maps ongoing deep sea mining (DSM) research, scientific debates and controversies and synthesizes major narratives in the field. The brief will first contextualize DSM, pinpoint a few significant challenges, and continue with a short description of the targeted mineral resources. The discussion that follows hone in on a few governance challenges that emanate from the aspirations to achieve an equitable distribution of mining revenues and the lack of scientific knowledge, and the inherently unmanageable task to draft a legitimate regulatory system for the governance of the global and currently uncharted deep sea bed in merely a few years. The b...
Commercial seabed mining seems imminent, highlighting the urgent need for coherent, effective policy...
The deep seabed until the late sixties was a largely unknown part of the sea and represented nothing...
The oceans are facing more threats now than at any time in history. Yet a nascent industry is rampin...
This brief is based on a literature review conducted by Axel Hallgren at Linköping University that m...
As land-based mining industries face increasing complexities, e.g., diminishing return on investment...
These data document a series of video interviews relating to the politics of deep sea mining in PNG ...
In 2017 the Japanese government reported that its state-owned mining company had successfully extrac...
Replacing our fossil fuel dependency with renewable energy requires scarce metals found on the deep-...
Deep-sea mining is seen as a potential way to provide future secure metal supply to global markets. ...
In spite of a proliferation of academic and policy-oriented interest in deep sea mining (DSM), this ...
In 2017 the Japanese government reported that its state-owned mining company had successfully extrac...
Commercial deep sea mining (DSM) stands at a threshold as both national and global legal regimes see...
The sea below 200 meters depth accounts for 95% of the volume of the ocean, making it the largest ha...
The pressure on resources of rare earth minerals and other resources like phosphate, together with i...
Progress towards deep sea mining (DSM) is driven by projected demands for metals and the desire for ...
Commercial seabed mining seems imminent, highlighting the urgent need for coherent, effective policy...
The deep seabed until the late sixties was a largely unknown part of the sea and represented nothing...
The oceans are facing more threats now than at any time in history. Yet a nascent industry is rampin...
This brief is based on a literature review conducted by Axel Hallgren at Linköping University that m...
As land-based mining industries face increasing complexities, e.g., diminishing return on investment...
These data document a series of video interviews relating to the politics of deep sea mining in PNG ...
In 2017 the Japanese government reported that its state-owned mining company had successfully extrac...
Replacing our fossil fuel dependency with renewable energy requires scarce metals found on the deep-...
Deep-sea mining is seen as a potential way to provide future secure metal supply to global markets. ...
In spite of a proliferation of academic and policy-oriented interest in deep sea mining (DSM), this ...
In 2017 the Japanese government reported that its state-owned mining company had successfully extrac...
Commercial deep sea mining (DSM) stands at a threshold as both national and global legal regimes see...
The sea below 200 meters depth accounts for 95% of the volume of the ocean, making it the largest ha...
The pressure on resources of rare earth minerals and other resources like phosphate, together with i...
Progress towards deep sea mining (DSM) is driven by projected demands for metals and the desire for ...
Commercial seabed mining seems imminent, highlighting the urgent need for coherent, effective policy...
The deep seabed until the late sixties was a largely unknown part of the sea and represented nothing...
The oceans are facing more threats now than at any time in history. Yet a nascent industry is rampin...