Permalink: https://www.media.greenpeace.org/archive/-No-Deep-Sea-Mining----Action-in-Rotterdam-27MDHUHE8JUN.htmlConceptually similar"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZ8Completed★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZVCompleted★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZWCompleted★★★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZXCompleted★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWPG7Completed★★★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZ9Completed★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZACompleted★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZBCompleted★★★★★★"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGP1SWOZTCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SWPG8"No Deep Sea Mining" – Action in RotterdamGreenpeace activists from Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland unfold a banner that reads "NO DEEP SEA MINING" at the Mining Vessel Hidden Gem in the Waalhaven port of Rotterdam. The Action is part of a protest against Deep Sea Mining.Locations:Europe-Netherlands-Rotterdam-Western EuropeDate:10 Dec, 2021Credit:© Marten van Dijl / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5408px X 3543pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Climbing actions-Day-Deep sea mining-Greenpeace activists-Human banner actions-KWCI (GPI)-Non-violent direct actions-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Seas-ShipsShoot:“No Deep Sea Mining” – Action in Rotterdam (Photos by Marten van Dijl)Greenpeace activists from Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland approach the vessel, named Hidden Gem, by water to deploy a banner reading “No Deep Sea Mining”. The Swiss-owned drilling ship, is in port to receive extensive renovations which will allow to mine metals and rare earths in the deep sea in the future. The work is being carried out in partnership with Canadian firm The Metals Company (formerly DeepGreen), who plan at-sea trials in 2022. The protest takes place at the same time, the responsible International Seabed Authority ISA in Kingston, Jamaica, is discussing under which conditions deep-sea mining can start as early as July 2023.
