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Eric is joined by journalist Elyse Hauser, whose work on deep-sea mining brings a much-needed depth to a topic often superficially covered. Elyse shares her transition from marketing to journalism, motivated by her passion for environmental integrity and her deep connection to aquatic environments.

We delve into how deep-sea mining is portrayed in the media, the misconceptions prevalent in public discourse, and the complexities overlooked in mainstream narratives. Elyse discusses the journalistic challenges and responsibilities in covering such a multifaceted subject, emphasizing the need for greater investigative depth and critical analysis.

Elyse’s Substack Notes From the Deep is a treasure trove of information, entertainment, and nuance on all things deep sea.

Time stamps

* 00:00 Introduction to Deep Sea Mining and Journalism

* 05:12 Complexities of Deep Sea Mining

* 12:01 Gaps in Mainstream Media Reporting

* 16:16 Narratives in Deep Sea Mining Coverage

* 22:52 Comparing Research and Journalism

* 27:27 Editorial Challenges in Journalism

* 34:58 The Complexities of Deep Sea Mining Narratives

* 39:16 Norway's Unique Position in Deep Sea Mining

* 45:20 The U.S. Approach to Deep Sea Mining

* 52:10 Media's Role in Deep Sea Mining Discourse

Theme music Tamarack by Jesse Matas

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