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Greenpeace confronts deep sea mining industry at London summit

Deep-sea mining's future still murky as negotiations end on mixed note

Deep-sea mining could begin in international waters as early as next year, yet policymakers are still disputing how to govern such activities. Between March 18 and 29, representatives from the 36 member states of the council of the International Seabed Authority (ISA), the U.N.-affiliated regulator of deep-sea mining activities in international waters, met for talks […]

Bipartisan bid to break sea-mining impasse struggles in Senate

Republicans have blocked ratification of the Law of the Sea treaty for decades. A new push is trying to change that.

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Two-week Protest At Sea Against Deep Sea Mining Comes To An End With Activists Undeterred

Greenpeace International activists have carried out the first-ever occupation against deep sea mining as part of a nearly 2-week protest in the Pacific Ocean. With a range of peaceful actions, Greenpeace protested during almost half of The Metals Company’s .

Two-week protest at sea against deep sea mining comes to an end with activists undeterred

Judge Orders Greenpeace Off Seabed Mining Ship in Ocean Standoff

Court Upholds Greenpeace's Right to Peaceful Pacific Protest

Deep sea miners take Greenpeace to court for peaceful protest at sea

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 28 November– Would-be deep sea miners The Metals Company has launched legal proceedings against Greenpeace International for an ongoing peaceful protest at sea in the Pacific Ocean, in an attempt to silence environmental concerns about deep sea mining. NORI, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Metals Company (TMC), a Canadian company sponsored by

Court confirms Greenpeace right to peaceful protest as activists' 200 hour long protest against deep sea mining in the Pacific continues

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 30 November 2023 – A Dutch court has largely rejected a request by a deep seabed mining company to issue an injunction against protest by Greenpeace International, stating that it is "understandable" the organisation has resorted to direct action in the face of the "possibly very serious consequences" of the company's plans.[1]