Seabed Mining

Artist's impression of Impossible Metals' seabed mining device
Aerial view of the Hammerdown Gold Project site in Newfoundland
COLUMN | It could go either way: Colombia and the Metals Company plus a book recommendation [Offshore Accounts]
Pukapuka is the northernmost atoll in the Cook Islands and is located some 3,800 kilometres from New Zealand
Rendering of the Metals Company's robotic nodule collector
Location of Minamitori Island (in red circle)
Impossible Metals
COLUMN | "Infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it in for me!" Part two of two: Criticism bites at the Metals Company and Huntington Ingalls [Offshore Accounts]
Antarctica
Impossible Metals
COLUMN | Going nuclear: Allseas and modular reactors via K-19; Nauru and the Metals Company; Core Power and US shipbuilding [Offshore Accounts]
Impossible Metals
Impossible Metals
OPINION | Deep sea mining is the new front in Pacific competition
Deep-sea harvesters, specially designed to minimize impact, gather selected metal-rich nodules about 4 km below the surface.
COLUMN | Resurrection at Easter, part two of two: subsea mining scramble; Wood Group woes; a new ferry fiasco in Scotland [Offshore Accounts]
Green Minerals
Deep sea mining crawler
Impossible Metals
Greenland map
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