Deep-sea mining - matching infor name

5 A move away from the exploration of heavily mined reserves on land is a good idea.

• Professor Mat Upton

• Julie Hunter, Julian Aguon and Pradeep Singh

• Dr. Jon Copley

• Mike Johnston

• Verena Tunnicliffe

6 The negative effects of undersea exploration on local areas and their inhabitants are being ignored.

•  Professor Mat Upton

• Julie Hunter, Julian Aguon and Pradeep Singh

• Dr. Jon Copley

• Mike Johnston

• Verena Tunnicliffe

7 There are more worthwhile things to extract from the sea than minerals.

• Professor Mat UptonJulie Hunter

• Julie Hunter, Julian Aguon and Pradeep Singh

• Dr. Jon Copley

• Mike Johnston

• Verena Tunnicliffe

8 No other form of human exploration will have such a destructive impact on marine life as deep-sea mining.

• Professor Mat Upton

• Julie Hunter, Julian Aguon and Pradeep Singh

• Dr. Jon Copley

• Mike Johnston

• Verena Tunnicliffe

9 More is known about outer space than about what lies beneath the oceans.

•  Professor Mat Upton

•  Julie Hunter, Julian Aguon and Pradeep Singh

• Dr. Jon Copley

• Mike Johnston

• Verena Tunnicliffe

10 There is one marine life habitat where experts agree mining should not take place.

• Professor Mat Upton

• Julie Hunter, Julian Aguon and Pradeep Singh

• Dr. Jon Copley

• Mike Johnston

• Verena Tunnicliffe

1 reference to the rapidly increasing need for one raw material in the transport industry

• A

• C

• E

• F

• D

2 a rough estimate of the area of the Earth covered by the oceans

• F

• A

• C

• D

• B

3 how a particular underwater habitat, where minerals and organisms co-exist, is formed

• A

• E

• C

• D

• F

4 reference to the fact that the countries of the world have yet to agree on rules for the exploration of the seabed

• D

• A

• B

• E

• F