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 MEDIA RELEASE Wednesday 14 December 2016 Seabed mining in PNG: environmental experiment, false hope of economic returns Nautilus Minerals pedalled false hope for experimental seabed mining at the PNG Petroleum and Mining Conference in Sydney. NGOs and civil society in PNG raise serio

AquaCulture Directory 30 April 2014 Seafood New Zealand The New Zealand seafood industry is concerned at the prospect of dumping 45 million tonnes of sediment into the sea each year, if Trans-Tasman Resources’ (TTR) application for seabed mining off Taranaki is approved.Fisheries Insh

The Namibian 25 September 2013 AUSTRALIA’S Deep Sea Mining (DSM) Campaign has lauded the Namibian Government for its decision to place an 18-month moratorium on marine phosphate mining, saying it is “of international significance”. DSM Campaign Coordinator Helen Rosenbaum told Nampa d

Subsea World News 24 September 2013 The Australian-based Deep Sea Mining Campaign has congratulated the Namibian Government’s on its decision to place a moratorium on seabed mining. “The Deep Sea Mining campaign applauds the Namibian government’s decision to impose a moratorium for 18

MiningWeekly.com 25 September 2013 JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Nongovernmental organisation (NGO), the Deep Sea Mining campaign, has welcomed Tuesday’s decision by the Namibian government to place an 18-month moratorium on marine phosphate seabed mining off the Southern African

Chain Reaction (Friends of the Earth Australia magazine) April 2013 DOWNLOAD MAGAZINE HERE The Deep Sea Mining Frenzy Canadian mining company Nautilus Minerals has staked its reputation on bringing off the world’s first deep sea mining (DSM) operation. The Bismarck Sea in Papua