Seabed Mining for "Green Transition"

Dr Giulia Champion is an Anniversary Research Fellow at the University of Southampton. She shares an update on her fellowship and discusses the dilemma between the “green transition”, moving to more renewable energy and the impact of deep-sea mining, which is being used to extract metals needed for this transition. Her research is helping to understand how the seabed and mining is being perceived and what the environmental impact of deep-sea mining is.
Additional photo and video credit to Neil Cooper, International Seabed Authority and MIT School of Engineering.
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Keep up the great work

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