Campaign toolkit

Bring the evidence
into the conversation.

Film, research, campaign artwork and links to Pacific-led action. Use the original sources and keep the context intact.

Campaign materials

Ready to share.
Grounded in evidence.

Use the publisher’s graphics and clips with #BluePeril and #NoDeepSeaMining.

Keep credits attached. Describe the plume findings as modeled scenarios and link readers to the film and technical note.

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Social captions

Start a conversation.

Short captions with source links. Copy, adapt to your audience, and add a credited campaign asset.

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Introduce the film

Blue Peril brings oceanographic modeling and spatial analysis into a visual investigation of deep-sea mining in the Pacific. Watch the film and read the evidence. #BluePeril #NoDeepSeaMining https://dsm-campaign.org/blue-peril/

02

Share the research

What could happen beyond a deep-sea mining site? Explore Blue Peril’s 2022 plume scenarios and the assumptions behind them. #BluePeril #NoDeepSeaMining https://dsm-campaign.org/blue-peril/

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Center Pacific voices

The Pacific is home, livelihood and identity. Read the Pacific Blue Line statement and join the conversation about protecting the ocean. #NoDeepSeaMining https://www.pacificblueline.org/

Technical papers & reports

Share the source.

Documents open from the campaign publisher’s website.

Cover of Scientific literature review

PDF · 2020

Scientific literature review

Predicting the impacts of mining deep-sea polymetallic nodules in the Pacific Ocean.

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Cover of Why the Rush?

PDF · 2019

Why the Rush?

A campaign report on the financial and institutional context of seabed mining in the Pacific.

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Media advisory / 28 September 2022

The campaign’s launch findings

Original media briefing, published alongside the investigation.

Open advisory · PDF

Film & screenings

Make room for
a wider discussion.

Watch the investigation and keep its research available for your audience.

For screening enquiries and current materials, use the contacts on the publisher’s Blue Peril page.

Contact the publisher
15-second preview from the original toolkit. Full investigation: 16 minutes.

Take action

Follow the Pacific-led call.

Pacific Blue Line

Read the regional statement calling for a global ban on deep-sea mining.

Read the statement

Campaign updates

Follow the Deep Sea Mining Campaign for current news, evidence and opportunities to act.

Visit the campaign

Share the investigation

Start with the film and keep its technical context with every finding you share.

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