Activists Paint Deep Sea Mining Industry Vessel in the Pacific Ocean
20 April, 2021 
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Protest against Deep Sea Mining in the Pacific
12 April, 2021 
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Activists Paint Deep Sea Mining Industry Vessel in the Pacific Ocean
20 April, 2021 
GP1SV3PJ 
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20 April, 2021 
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Activists Paint Deep Sea Mining Industry Vessel in the Pacific Ocean
20 April, 2021 
GP1SV2TE 
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12 April, 2021 
GP1SV1HT 
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Protest against Deep Sea Mining in the Pacific
12 April, 2021 
GP0STUTEN 
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08 April, 2021 
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Activists Paint Deep Sea Mining Industry Vessel in the Pacific Ocean
20 April, 2021 
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Activists Paint Deep Sea Mining Industry Vessel in the Pacific Ocean
20 April, 2021 
GP1SV2TC 
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Protest against Deep Sea Mining in the Pacific
12 April, 2021 
GP0STUTFD 
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Bearing Witness to the Deep Sea Mining Industry in the Pacific
10 April, 2021 
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Activists Paint Deep Sea Mining Industry Vessel in the Pacific Ocean
20 April, 2021 
GP1SV2TK 
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Bearing Witness to the Deep Sea Mining Industry in the Pacific
18 April, 2021 
GP1SV2GM 
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Protest against Deep Sea Mining in the Pacific
12 April, 2021 
GP1SV3QB 
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Bearing Witness to the Deep Sea Mining Industry in the Pacific
11 April, 2021 
GP1SV1YZ 
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Bearing Witness to the Deep Sea Mining Industry in the Pacific
11 April, 2021 
GP0STUTFM 
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Bearing Witness to the Deep Sea Mining Industry in the Pacific
11 April, 2021 
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Bearing Witness to the Deep Sea Mining Industry in the Pacific
11 April, 2021 
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Bearing Witness to the Deep Sea Mining Industry in the Pacific
10 April, 2021 
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Deep-Sea Mining Prototype Stuck on Pacific Ocean Seabed - PRESS EDIT (Photo & Video) 

Deep-Sea Mining Prototype Stuck on Pacific Ocean Seabed - PRESS EDIT (Photo & Video) 

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GP1SV3MX 
04/27/2021 
Collection of images showing Greenpeace International bearing witness to and taking peaceful action against GSR's operations in the Pacific Ocean.

One of the world’s first deep sea mining pilot tests has resulted in a huge machine being stuck on the seafloor of the Pacific Ocean. Mining company Global Sea Mineral Resources’ pilot tests with the nodule collector Patania II have resulted in the loss of control of the 25-tonne robot on the deep seabed, due to breakage of a cable. Operations are being carried out by Normand Energy, the ship chartered by GSR to operate the Patania II. GSR has confirmed that “the connection between the Patania II and the cable has indeed come loose, so that Patania II is currently on the seabed.” 
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