Honestly as much as I love the country they have many flaws that need to be addressed because they are the one of the few countries that still hunt whales so with this deep sea mining I am not surprised that the Norwegian government has approved it
Silly. You have no idea what you are talking about and absolutely lack logic. Unfortunately, we are the world's second largest fish exporter and export fish to more than 100 countries. Unfortunately, we have to take some whales to keep the population under control - but it is very modest - Japan is the one that has to reduce the most. It is not our fault that the world is unable to maintain water quality and have an orderly quota system for fish so that many are left without fish which are very necessary for humans. Sometimes in this world you have to choose. Stop producing babies like rabbits or ......................... . Unfortunately, you have to make some choices - and there is always an illogical group that will never ever see the consequences of the complaints they make - poor education or a lack of inherited logic is often the reason and even worse - they are so stupid that they even choosing the left in politics yet it has been proven historically that it is against human nature and can never work.
Would be lovely if you actually included the sources that you are refering to in the videos that you are making. An example is the Environmental Justice Foundation for this video, Nice summary of case tho, but referances would make your content much more reliable for the viewer:)
Unfortunately, this must be done. We want to end oil, no? Well, something else needs to replace it. We can't generate value out of thin air. It doesn't work like that. This needs to be done profitably and with care, of course. Get real guys and gals.
Your right buts it's sad though. Excluding some areas like raja ampat, the deep sea is kind of the only place that is untouched directly by humans and has been like that since earth began. For hundreds of millions of years life has stayed in a stable equilibrium in the deep sea and now we are using it for our benefit. Us humans just have to have everything. At the same time the resources would greatly help with reducing oil but let's be honest, is it worth it?
Deep sea mining is less invasive than land based mines since they litterally pick up the minerals from the sea floor. The deep ocean is also far away from the coastal areas where most sea life thrive. So small chance of impacting any whales.
I am Norwegian and have just been to India twice in the last 4 months. Now it is the case that these areas do not have the significance that some people think. It is a small area to be investigated. Moreover, it is always the Norwegian state, the people and the state that will own the resources and not any mining company - the action is the same as we do with our hydropower and with the oil. Nobody owns the oil fields we produce oil in - only the Norwegian people. We don't spend the money either - it is saved for the next generation. Environmental activists can attack Norway in all areas because we are 100% transparent and here nothing is kept hidden. But it cannot be done in other countries. Can you criticize Arab countries? No. Do you dare criticize Russia? No - then you end up in prison. We produce the purest oil and gas in the world and transport it through pipe systems without the use of ships. We sell hydropower through 17 cables to other countries - with absolutely no emissions whatsoever. If you live in India - then I am convinced that you have the same opinion as me - here it is necessary to clean up all the pollution. Forget the temporary lack of snow in the north - it will return - but the pollution in Delhi and Mumbai - not to mention the lack of sanitation and clean-up along beaches and a stop to the discharge of polluted water. Forget Norway if you are someone who wants to look after nature - we have the world's cleanest country in every way and here you can drink tap water all over the country and have what you have used cleaned. Here you will also find one of the world's largest and absolutely cleanest aluminum production facilities.
No one is pointing at Norway…but the Deep Sea Mining and posing challenge to Ocean Environment! Indian too aspiring for Deep Sea Mining but problem is same…cost of Marine Environment!
DTE is requested to do a video on light pollution impact on honey bees and wildlife fauna
DW did one exactly today.
Would be nice to watch DTE's perspective on the issue, though.
Two great channels.
@@oneshothunter9877 Dw?
@@oneshothunter9877 there are many channels of DW, which one are you talking about?
Honestly as much as I love the country they have many flaws that need to be addressed because they are the one of the few countries that still hunt whales so with this deep sea mining I am not surprised that the Norwegian government has approved it
Silly. You have no idea what you are talking about and absolutely lack logic. Unfortunately, we are the world's second largest fish exporter and export fish to more than 100 countries. Unfortunately, we have to take some whales to keep the population under control - but it is very modest - Japan is the one that has to reduce the most. It is not our fault that the world is unable to maintain water quality and have an orderly quota system for fish so that many are left without fish which are very necessary for humans. Sometimes in this world you have to choose. Stop producing babies like rabbits or ......................... . Unfortunately, you have to make some choices - and there is always an illogical group that will never ever see the consequences of the complaints they make - poor education or a lack of inherited logic is often the reason and even worse - they are so stupid that they even choosing the left in politics yet it has been proven historically that it is against human nature and can never work.
Would be lovely if you actually included the sources that you are refering to in the videos that you are making. An example is the Environmental Justice Foundation for this video, Nice summary of case tho, but referances would make your content much more reliable for the viewer:)
Unfortunately, this must be done. We want to end oil, no? Well, something else needs to replace it. We can't generate value out of thin air. It doesn't work like that. This needs to be done profitably and with care, of course. Get real guys and gals.
Your right buts it's sad though. Excluding some areas like raja ampat, the deep sea is kind of the only place that is untouched directly by humans and has been like that since earth began. For hundreds of millions of years life has stayed in a stable equilibrium in the deep sea and now we are using it for our benefit. Us humans just have to have everything.
At the same time the resources would greatly help with reducing oil but let's be honest, is it worth it?
Deep sea mining is less invasive than land based mines since they litterally pick up the minerals from the sea floor. The deep ocean is also far away from the coastal areas where most sea life thrive. So small chance of impacting any whales.
Where are you getting your information? Everything you just said is completely wrong
Any reason why USA and Canada are not included in map with countries that intend to do seabed mining? Canadian TMC is a big player...
I am Norwegian and have just been to India twice in the last 4 months. Now it is the case that these areas do not have the significance that some people think. It is a small area to be investigated. Moreover, it is always the Norwegian state, the people and the state that will own the resources and not any mining company - the action is the same as we do with our hydropower and with the oil. Nobody owns the oil fields we produce oil in - only the Norwegian people. We don't spend the money either - it is saved for the next generation. Environmental activists can attack Norway in all areas because we are 100% transparent and here nothing is kept hidden. But it cannot be done in other countries. Can you criticize Arab countries? No. Do you dare criticize Russia? No - then you end up in prison. We produce the purest oil and gas in the world and transport it through pipe systems without the use of ships. We sell hydropower through 17 cables to other countries - with absolutely no emissions whatsoever. If you live in India - then I am convinced that you have the same opinion as me - here it is necessary to clean up all the pollution. Forget the temporary lack of snow in the north - it will return - but the pollution in Delhi and Mumbai - not to mention the lack of sanitation and clean-up along beaches and a stop to the discharge of polluted water. Forget Norway if you are someone who wants to look after nature - we have the world's cleanest country in every way and here you can drink tap water all over the country and have what you have used cleaned. Here you will also find one of the world's largest and absolutely cleanest aluminum production facilities.
No one is pointing at Norway…but the Deep Sea Mining and posing challenge to Ocean Environment! Indian too aspiring for Deep Sea Mining but problem is same…cost of Marine Environment!
Agreesd, No need to get so defensive. I am a big fan of how Norway spent its wealth on its people with $1.5 Trillion pension fund
You got it wrong
I live in India & support mining
It's essential
That's y we r on the highway to hell