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Generating environmental baseline knowledge is a prerequisite for evaluating and predicting the effects of future deep seabed mining on the seafloor and in the water column. Without baselines, we lack the information against which to assess impacts and therefore cannot decide whether or not they pose an acceptable risk to the marine environment. At present, the International Seabed Authority (ISA), which is the international regulator for seabed mining, requires contractors engaged in mineral ex...

To unlock the mysteries in the heart of the deep sea waters, India has undertook mega ocean mission Samudrayaan. The country aims to send a team of experts into the deep sea to carry out various deep underwater studies. Samudrayaan Mission: India’s First Manned Mission To Send Humans 6,000 Metres Deep in Ocean.

To unlock the mysteries in the heart of the deep sea waters, India has undertook mega ocean mission Samudrayaan

Samudrayaan Mission is aimed to develop a self-propelled manned submersible to carry three human beings to a water depth of 6,000 meters in the ocean.

To unlock the mysteries in the heart of the deep sea waters, India has undertaken the mega ocean mission 'Samudrayaan'. The country aims to send a team of

The plant will power the one lakh litre per day low temperature thermal desalination plant, which converts seawater into potable water

There are plenty of places to see.

The deep ocean is considered a carbon sink where carbon dioxide is stored but not all of it, affecting climate change quite a bit.

According to a new satellite study shared exclusively with Unearthed and published alongside Bloomberg, the compression plant, which helps pump gas from the Hassi R'Mel field to Europe, has been spewing methane on a regular basis since at least 1984

Celebrate the majestic shark all summer at OdySea Aquarium’s Summer of Sharks May 28 – July 31.