
Andrew Sweetman
Andrew Sweetman is a marine ecologist known for his research on polymetallic nodules and their potential impact on deep-sea ecosystems. His recent study, which suggests that these nodules might produce 'dark oxygen' in the absence of sunlight, has sparked significant debate within the scientific community, challenging long-held beliefs about the origins of life on Earth. His findings have raised concerns regarding the implications of deep-sea mining, prompting discussions about environmental risks and the need for further research.
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Prof Andrew Sweetman highlighted that the discovery suggests ecosystems driven by methane may exist in the deepest parts of the ocean.
'Communities' of strange, extreme life seen for first time in deep oceanAndrew Sweetman is a marine ecologist whose study has been sharply criticized for potentially threatening oxygen sources and biodiversity on the ocean floor.
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