INTERPRT
Researchers, architects and spatial designers working on environmental justice through visual and spatial investigation.
Visit INTERPRTProject credits & sources
Science, design
and Pacific solidarity.
Blue Peril brings together research, visual investigation and advocacy. Its original materials remain the reference for this project.
Collaborating organizations
Deep Sea
Mining Campaign
Science-based advocacy, finance research and solidarity with frontline communities and partner networks.
Visit the campaignOzeanien-Dialog
Advocacy connecting Pacific voices with Europe around resource justice, climate justice and human rights.
Visit Ozeanien-DialogOceanographic modeling
Dr. John Luick
Credited in the technical note for the plume modeling and analysis.
Additional support
MiningWatch Canada
Listed by the project as a supporting organization.
Public record / 2022
At the UN
Ocean Conference.
Blue Peril appears in the 2022 conference’s virtual side-event programme.
The listing names INTERPRT, Deep Sea Mining Campaign and Ozeanien-Dialog as organizers and links to blueperil.org. This records a conference side event; it does not establish UN endorsement of the campaign’s conclusions.
Read the UN event programme · PDFRead, trace, verify
Primary sources.
Campaign toolkit
Published media resources, graphics, screening materials and action links.
Open sourceTechnical note — August 2022
John Luick’s explanation of the plume simulations, methods and uncertainties.
Open sourceLiterature review — 2020
Chin and Hari’s review of the potential impacts of Pacific nodule mining.
Open sourceUN Ocean Conference programme — 2022
Institutional record listing the Blue Peril virtual side event.
Open sourceThe Ocean Foundation
Resource bibliography referencing the film and technical note. The foundation fiscally hosts DSMC.
Open source