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Eric Young hosts The Elements of Deep Sea Mining, a technology show with 45 episodes published.
In this episode, I’m joined by Kara Fox, an award-winning investigative reporter at CNN International, and Elizabeth Alberts, senior staff writer at Mongabay’s Ocean Desk and Pulitzer Center fellow, who together co-publi
In this episode, Anette Brock-Mathisen-Tvedt, CEO of Adept Minerals, discusses Norway’s decision to pause deep-sea mining licensing and the political debate surrounding seabed mineral development. She shares how her comp
Recorded at the Seabed Minerals Conference in Bergen, Norway, this episode features Dr. Kerstin Kröger, a deep-sea ecologist and Marine Management Adviser who, over the course of a 1.5-year sabbatical, dove deep into the
Steven Emerman, owner of Malach Consulting and a former Princeton and Cornell-trained geophysicist, brings an unusual perspective to deep sea mining. He came to it from decades of evaluating mining disclosures across the
In this episode, I spoke with Kaja Lønn Fjærtoft, Global Policy Lead for Deep Sea Mining at WWF, about the policy and regulatory debates shaping the future of seabed mining. The conversation focuses heavily on Norway’s s
How does complex, multivariate systems thinking shows up in both criticality and deep-sea mineralogy? The second part of this technical deep dive transitions from the geopolitical landscape of supply chains to the geolog
In this episode, Pierre Josso (Deputy Director, Critical Minerals Intelligence Centre – British Geological Survey) breaks down the concept of criticality as a function of risk, priorities and politics. This conversation
In this episode, I spoke with Paul Hirsch, Professor of Environmental Studies at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, where he directs graduate programs in environmental leaders
Claudiu Ed Nedelciu, Ecological Economics Researcher at UiB joins the podcast to challenge the “inevitability narrative” of deep-sea mining. While the industry often frames extraction as a prerequisite for a green transi
I speak with Craig Shesky, Chief Financial Officer of The Metals Company. Craig walks me through the financial and regulatory architecture behind TMC’s plans: what a pre-feasibility study actually means, what SEC reporti
In this episode, Andrew Thaler — deep-sea ecologist, conservation technologist, and recent witness before the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee — lays out a position that resists the normal pro/anti DSM categorizati
In this episode of the Elements of Deep Sea Mining podcast, Nathan Eastwood, a partner at Watson Farley Williams, shares his extensive knowledge on international law and deep sea mining. He discusses the legal framework
Check out full notes and linkes to articles referenced at Elyse’s Substack: If you don’t know all of the names and terms well, this glossary may be helpful. Plus, follow along with the show notes and links below. This is
Geophysicist Dr. Anna Lim has spent the past several years turning the invisible into the intelligible—designing and leading deep-ocean exploration campaigns that map and model what lies four kilometres beneath the sea s
After the formal deep-sea mining debate, Oliver, Victor, and I stayed on the line for a more casual conversation about how to disagree constructively. They continue to clash on the economics, the technology, and the stra
This debate centers around the necessity and implications of deep sea mining, featuring Oliver Gunasekra advocating for its potential benefits and Victor Vescovo expressing skepticism regarding its environmental impact a
In this episode, I speak with Dr. Espen Stabell, philosopher at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL) and NTNU — and my PhD supervisor — about the ethical dimensions of deep-sea mining.We trace the foun
Dr. Rahul Sharma — is former Chief Scientist at India’s CSIR–National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, India. With more than 40 years of experience exploring and assessing marine minerals, Dr. Sharma is among the world’s
Stig-Morten Knutsen is Chief Geologist at the Norwegian Offshore Directorate, Vice Chair of the UN Expert Group on Resource Management, and a member of the UN Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf. In these r
In the second half of this conversation, Jesse digs deeper into the specifics of the potential environmental impacts from deep sea mining, as well as getting into regulatory frameworks and the importance of trust to the
Paul Hirsch
Academy Award-winning Editor
1 appearance on this show
Oliver Gunasekara
CEO and co-founder of Impossible Metals · Impossible Metals
2 appearances on this show
Victor Vescovo
Record setting adventurer and explorer · Caladan Capital
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rahul Sharma
Co-Founder · Funkadesi
1 appearance on this show
Michael Clarke
Former Australian Test Captain
1 appearance on this show
Steven Emerman
The Metals Company
1 appearance on this show
Kaja Lønn Fjærtoft
WWF
1 appearance on this show
Craig Shesky
The Metals Company
1 appearance on this show
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