Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
Blue Peril: A Pacific deep-sea-mining investigation
A campaign site combining a 16-minute film, scientific scenarios, Pacific perspectives, and resources about the potential effects of deep-sea mining.
- For
- People following Pacific communities and seabed mining
- Worth noticing
- A modeled discharge scenario predicts sediment could reach waters around Hawaiʻi and the northern Line Islands within three months; the page labels this a prediction, not a pollution measurement.
Field notes
The investigation is organized around three connected subjects: seabed life, sediment moving through the water column, and the lives and consent of Pacific peoples. Its resource list links a technical note on modeling assumptions, a 2020 scientific literature review, and a 2019 report on the financial and institutional context of seabed mining. The page credits INTERPRT, Deep Sea Mining Campaign, and Ozeanien-Dialog and labels the materials as a 2022 project.
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