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#51: Should Markets Care About DSM (And Vice Versa)? — Bryan Bille, Benchmark Mineral Intelligence

27 Ogo 2026

Bryan Bille is Benchmark Mineral Intelligence’s lead policy and geopolitical analyst, covering the mine-to-electric-vehicle supply chain from a market and geoeconomic angle rather than an advocacy one. Fresh off his first International Seabed Authority session, he tells Eric what struck him most ...

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#50: Cook Islands Part 2 - Concerned Islanders Imogen Ingram and Kelvin Passfield

21 Ogo 2026

Te Ipukarea Society has been one of the most consistent civil society voices in the Cook Islands’ deep sea mining conversation since long before it became international news. In this episode, Eric speaks with two of its members: Imogen Ingram, an accountant-turned-environmental advocate with dec ...

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#49: Cook Islands part 1: SBM Commissioner Beverly Ataera Explains Seabed Mining Regulations

6 Ogo 2026

Beverly Ataera is the Commissioner of the Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority, the government body overseeing all seabed mineral activity in one of the most resource-rich ocean territories on Earth. The Cook Islands is 99% water, holds an estimated 12 billion tonnes of polymetallic nodules at ...

00:39:12

#48 Mineral War author Tomasz Nadrowski on the reasons behind China's mineral dominance

7 Jul 2026

Most conversations about China’s grip on critical minerals stop at the “how” — the export controls, the smelting capacity, the twenty-plus restrictions since 2020. Tomasz Nadrowski, author of Mineral War and portfolio manager at Amvest Terraden, spends this episode on the “why,” and his answer i ...

01:06:24

#46: Conflicting Regimes with Coalter Lathrop

25 Jun 2026

Coalter Lathrop returns ten months after Episode 21, and the DSHMRA application story has grown significantly messier. Five applications are now public on NOAA’s site — four companies, two of which are subsidiaries of American Metal Incorporated, an entity that didn’t exist until January 2025, w ...

01:13:47

#47: Turning societal concerns to empirical research questions with Ellen Pape

23 Jun 2026

In this episode, Ellen walks us through the method behind a remarkable 2025 report: a structured, voluntary exercise that translated dozens of competing societal concerns into 80 concrete, actionable research questions about the environmental impacts of polymetallic nodule mining in the Clarion- ...

00:52:43

#45 Seamount Crusts with Thomas Kuhn

17 Jun 2026

In this episode, Thomas Kuhn (Marine Geologist and Project Manager, Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources – BGR, Germany) breaks down how ferromanganese crusts form on the ocean floor, and why the scientific community has been looking at the wrong part of the mountain for decad ...

01:14:21

#44 The Common Heritage: Rozemarijn Roland Holst Explains Evolution of an Idealistic Principle

11 Jun 2026

In this episode, Dr. Rozemarijn Roland Holst, Lecturer in International Environmental Law at the University of Edinburgh, traces the full arc of the Common Heritage of Mankind principle: how it emerged from Arvid Pardo’s 1967 UN speech, what different states understood it to mean through the UNC ...

01:11:54

#43 What DSHMRA Actually Requires Before Anyone Mines the Seabed; Brandon Tuck Explains US Deep Sea Mining Rules

4 Jun 2026

DSHMRA has been sitting on the shelf for forty years and most people in the deep sea mining space still haven't read it. Brandon Tuck has; and his read is that the framework is significantly more protective than the international discourse gives it credit for. The no-significant-environmental-im ...

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