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Keeping Track of Deep-Sea Mining

Brian Owens · October 5, 2016 ·

A new website uses ship location data to track deep-sea mining exploration.

Mining companies have claimed more than a million square kilometers of ocean around the world and soon—maybe sooner than you think—will begin sending huge robotic diggers to grind up the seafloor and extract gold, copper, manganese, and other metals to feed our growing hunger for raw materials. Read more in Hakai.

Hakai conservation, marine biology, ocean science, seafloor mining

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