Environmental Impact of Deep Sea Mining. #short #oxygen

Uncovering the Hidden Treasures
Discover the abundant treasures of the deep sea and the controversy surrounding their extraction. Learn about the diverse and unique life forms, the potential power of battery materials, and the region in the Pacific Ocean with the largest underdeveloped nickel deposits.
Join us to explore the deep sea's value and environmental concerns.

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[messiermitchell]

I thought I recognized Helen Czerski! Honestly deep sea mining is a bad idea, a switch to more sustainable materials would be a wiser choice

[GLJosh]

Sounds perfect from the mining company's point of view, do nasty things where no one can watch you.

[vesawuoristo]

It is an utterly idiotic idea, we need to improve the batteries faster so we will not need so many minerals.

[frederickwood]

The answer is no as in upper case NO mining until we have a really good understanding about what role the rocks play. We should understand how they work and if we can replicate it too. They are fascinating in their own right.
There might be miles deep piles of them or just a precious scattering over the ocean floor. We don’t know enough.

[Jonodrew]

Recycling existing materials would and should be the better option and limiting the resources and market power of retailers - the market it drowned with technology we think we want or for a better term, we are convinced we want but do not need. There should be heavier limitations on all the technology in the world and less of the trade your 2 year old phone in for the latest model - This mentality across the board is killing the world we live in and we will realise this too late - Maybe already too late, we already know this and do not care to change that.

[raymondpeters]

The mining of pumice is the least invasive forms of mining
It does not use any water or chemicals

[functionalvanconversion]

This won't things better for seafood which seems like the most nutritious food you can eat outside of all of the other negative externalities.

[Eoin]

We're not going to make it, are we? People I mean

[genrock]

I DONT KNOW WHY HYDROGEN WHICH IS ONE IF THE MOST ABUNDANT SOURCE OF POWER IS NOT A CHOICE.

[dustinmark]

Um former coal minor I can take you to a reclaimed coal mine and you wouldn't know it was a mine dont judge a active mine till its reclaimed atleast not in the west esp america

[romanticdonkey]

You might not like the mining, but just remember, the device you are using to watch this video is the result of mining. If you say all mining should be stopped, then you are a hypocrite.