Thursday 14 March 2013

OCEAN FLOOR MINERALS


A new and controversial frontier in mining is opening up as a British firm joins a growing rush to exploit minerals in the depths of the oceans.
The company says surveys have revealed huge numbers of nodules - small lumps of rock rich in valuable metals - lying on the ocean Pacific Ocean floor south of Hawaii and west of Mexico.
FOLLOW THE LINK AND LOOK AT THEIR INTERACTIVE VIDEO!!


Thanks to Kim for the link

FURTHER READING:
NIGHT OF ERROR (A THRILLER BY DESMOND BAGLEY)
Mike Trevelyan, an English oceanographer, learns that his brother Mark, a marine biologist has died in suspicious circumstances while prospecting in the South Pacific. The only clues, a notebook written in a code, and a lump of deep sea rock which indicates that Mark may have stumbled onto a potentially lucrative deposit of manganese nodules.


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