Namibian Marine Phosphate onAugust 31, 2016 “Swakopmund Myths” – Lobby groups continue to sabotage economic development in Erongo Region NMP accuses the Swakopmund Matters lobby group of misinformation and of impugning its independent consultants.
CRIMM onAugust 25, 2016 Professor Jerzy Sobota of Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences Visits CRIMM for Technical Exchange Professor Jerzy Sobota of Wroclaw University visited CRIMM on August 25 for a technical exchange on IOM nodule lifting technology.
Namibian Marine Phosphate onJuly 22, 2016 Fishing and Marine Phosphate Mining in Namibia – The case for co-existence NMP argues phosphate dredging and fishing can co-exist, and that both industries share responsibility for the sea.
China Minmetals onJune 24, 2016 China’s lifting pump piping system for deepsea mining completed its first sea trial China's deep-sea mining lifting pump and pipe system completed its first sea trial in the South China Sea on June 16 to 20, 2016.
Namibian Marine Phosphate onJune 23, 2016 Environmental Assessment of the NMP Sandpiper Phosphate Project NMP sets out the Sandpiper project and its environmental assessment, and the case for phosphate in food production.
CRIMM onJune 6, 2016 China’s First Deep-Sea Ore-Lifting System Sea Trial Sets Sail Aboard the Changhe Haiyang China's first deep-sea ore-lifting system sea trial set sail aboard the Changhe Haiyang from Wenling, Zhejiang on June 6.
CRIMM onMay 5, 2016 Trial Ship Changhe Haiyang for China’s First 500-Meter Ore-Lifting Test Successfully Launched The 8,000-tonne trial ship Changhe Haiyang was launched in Taizhou, Zhejiang for China's first 500-meter ore-lifting test.
CRIMM onMarch 27, 2016 CRIMM Deep-Sea Mining Ore-Lifting Pump and Pipe System Test Passes Third-Party Verification CRIMM's deep-sea ore-lifting pump and pipe system laboratory test passed third-party verification with a score of 98.97 on March 27.
CRIMM onAugust 27, 2015 Young Marine Scientists From Four Developing Countries Visit CRIMM Four young marine scientists from Georgia, Mexico, Bangladesh and Cuba toured CRIMM's deep-sea laboratories on August 27.