In a remote area of the Pacific Ocean, apple-sized metallic lumps on the seabed are gaining international attention. Thiago Thierry examines how these lumps could reshape our approach to energy transition, and how the legal framework for deep-sea mining may be putting the marine environment at risk
PhD Candidate, International Relations Institute, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
Thiago is currently researching international maritime security, deep-sea mining and norm contestation.
His areas of expertise include maritme affairs, blue economy, eastern foreign policy, critical theories of international relations, and international political economy.
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