Publications

DSCC first intervention Day 2 on Regulations – Overall Structure – 17 July 2018

DSCC second intervention Day 2 on Part I and Preamble – 17 July 2018

DSCC third intervention Day 2 – 17 July 2018

DSCC fourth intervention Day 3 on Part III- 18 July 2018

DSCC afternoon intervention Day 3 on Part IV, V, VI – 18 July 2018

DSCC intervention Day 4 on Netherlands paper -19 July 2018

DSCC intervention Day 4 on the report of the Chair of the LTC – 19 July 2018

DSCC morning intervention Day 6 – 23 July 2018

DSCC intervention Day 8 on Agenda item 7: Report of the Secretary-General – 25 July 2018

DSCC intervention Day 8 on strategic report item 8 – 25 July 2018

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Deep-Sea Mining, ISA

International Seabed Authority

English

17th July 2018

Mineral exploitation has spread from land to shallow coastal waters and is now planned for the offshore, deep seabed. Large seafloor areas are being approved for exploration for seafloor mineral deposits, creating an urgent need for regional environmental management plans.

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Deep-Sea Mining, Regulations

English

4th July 2018

Deep Sea Conservation Coalition Intervention at the Fifth Meeting of the Commission of the South Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA).

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Deep-Sea Fishing, High Seas

South Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement

English

29th June 2018

Deep Sea Conservation Coalition Opening Statement at the 9th Annual Sesseion of the South Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA).

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Deep-Sea Fishing, High Seas

South Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement

English

25th June 2018

Commercial interest in deep sea minerals in the area beyond the limits of national jurisdiction has rapidlyincreased in recent years. The International Seabed Authority has already given out 26 exploration contracts andit is currently in the process of developing the Mining Code for eventual exploitation of the mineral resources.Priority issues have so far been feasibility and profitability of this emerging industry, while relatively littleconsideration has been given as to how, and to an even lesser extent, whether deep seabed mining shouldproceed. This article makes a case that the global community should question and scrutinize the underlyingassumption that deep seabed mining is going benefit humankind as a whole before commercializing the commonheritage of humankind.

 

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Deep-Sea Mining

English

17th May 2018

This study undertakes a legal and policy analysis of Deep Sea Mining (DSM) in the Pacific region, providing an overall mapping of the legislative status of DSM in eleven Pacific Islanf nations and additional in-depth case study analyses of Tonga, Papua New Guinea, and Fiji.

Author: A report by Blue Ocean Law and The Pacific Network on Globalisation

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Deep-Sea Mining, Policy, Regulations

English

9th May 2018

Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network where you can organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research. In Mendeley, you can also find scientific publications related to deep-sea mining by browsing in the ‘Literature on Deep Sea Mining’ Group, find the instructions to subscribe to the group here.

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Deep-Sea Mining, Science

English

8th May 2018

This submission was put forth by 30 organizations, including DSCC members, in response to the call for comments on the draft Strategic Plan of the International Seabed Authority, which was requested by the Council. The focused on some fundamental questions that need to be addressed, first and foremost, for integration in the ISA Strategic Plan.

 

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This submission was originally posted to the Seas At Risk website.

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Deep-Sea Mining, ISA

International Seabed Authority

English

27th April 2018