CMJ interviews James Deckelman, CEO of Deep Sea Minerals
Tamer Elbokl, PhD | April 29, 2026 | 1:12 pm
Seabed mineral resources, particularly polymetallic nodules located in the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ) in the Pacific Ocean and other regions such as the Cook Islands, are being evaluated as a potential supplementary source of supply. These nodules contain multiple critical minerals within a single ore body and have been studied for decades.
Recently, the Canadian Mining Journal spoke with James Deckelman, CEO of Deep Sea Minerals Corp., regarding the role of deep sea minerals, project development strategies, cost structures, regulatory frameworks, and sector outlook.
Watch the full interview here:
Related Posts
NVRO Metals closes $35M private placement, plans Northern Territories acquisition
Victory, Curtin University team up on rare earth processing
November 11, 2026
Victory, Curtin University team up on rare earth processing
Eriez-Australia bolsters Western Region leadership
November 6, 2026
Eriez-Australia bolsters Western Region leadership
St Barbara to restart Touquoy amid federal review hurdle
November 5, 2026
St Barbara to restart Touquoy amid federal review hurdle
Rio Tinto injects $144M into Resolution Copper after land battle win
November 5, 2026
Comments