Fragments, pieces, floating objects, drifting things.
Extracting the ocean the seabed marine energies aqua geopolitics the water column marine animals marine temporalities livelihoods marine relations
We throw stuff 
– biochemical wastes, sewerage, garbage, bodies, pesticides – into the ocean all the time without thinking 
or perhaps hoping that its vastness will cover up what we are doing. 
But we also extract from the ocean 
in ways that may unhinge our ecosystems to a greater degree.
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Unearthing #criticalminerals with @SEI_Sydney 's Prof Susan Park @spark_syd is a 4-part podcast series out now: ep. 1 looks at the complexity of copper, lithium, and cobalt extraction
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#EnergyCrisis
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10 days ago @themetalsco’s major concern: ‚to ensure the safety and well-being of all personnel at sea.‘
Now, they are hosing peaceful protesters from kayaks.
Makes sense. 💡
#deepseamining @Greenpeace #DEFENDtheDEEP #protest
#Supertrawlers are giant pelagic trawlers, catching tonnes of their target species & huge levels of #bycatch, in kilometre-long nets with 200 metre wide net mouths. They operate globally & wreak havoc on marine ecosystems.
Article: https://www.blueplanetsociety.org/the-devastating-trail-supertrawlers-leave-behind/
#Dolphinsarentdiscard
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"overall, the mineral use for electric cars is much, much lower than petrol and diesel as soon as oil enters the equation... a petrol car will burn an average of 17,000 litres of oil in its lifetime"
#ElectricVehicles #Tesla #extractivism #cobalt