Titlebook: Deep Marine Mineral Resources; Yves Fouquet,Denis Lacroix Book 2014 éditions Qu? 2014 biodiversity.geology.sea-bed.technology.hydrogeology

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83806-3aw of the sea and by national legal systems. The international law of the sea, long before its most recent version (that of the 1982 United Nations Convention), established the legal foundations of the new regime of resources in a resolution of the United Nations General Assembly on 17th December 19

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Brigitte Jessen,Michael Nebelungd awareness of this major weakness for the development of modern societies among the main political and economic players. This observation is coupled today with relevant strategic questions at a time when the Western energy systems industry, dominated by carbon, is evolving towards propulsion and en

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26879-4over the past years, a major concern for many States, as well as the international community.As highlighted by Jean-Yves Perrot, Ifremer’s Chief Executive Officer, “. (.). ..” Access to raw materials today is a geostrategic challenge.

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Characteristics and Formation Processmetals in the deep sea. These discoveries open up new prospects for the exploration and identification of ocean mineral resources. Furthermore, the mineral deposits discovered (hydrothermal sulphides, nodules and manganese crusts) are related to specifically submarine processes which have no land-ba

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