Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Porter Hoagland Front Page  |  Curriculum Vitae (external file)  |  Projects  |  Publications Publications » Allocation of ocean space » Aquaculture access system » Aquatic nuisance species » Archaeological Significance » Deepsea fisheries » Fisheries bycatch » Harmful algal blooms (2) » Harmful algal blooms (1) » Land-based marine pollution » Large marine ecosystems » Linking economic and ecological models » Marine protected areas » Ocean Waste Disposal » Ocean Wind Power » Regional Governance » Seabed Mining » Seamount conservation » UCR Management in Asia » Whaling and ecotourism Hoagland, P., S. Beaulieu, M. Tivey, R. Eggert, C. German, L. Glowka and J. Lin, Deep-sea mining of seafloor massive sulfides, Marine Policy, December 28, 2009 The potential emergence of an ocean mining industry to exploit seafloor massive sulfides could present opportunities for oceanographic science to facilitate seafloor mineral development in ways that lessen environmental harms. FILE » Hoagland_et_al._[011110]_56544.doc

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