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Subsea technology

Subsea technology

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Sep 24, 2026

Sajid VayaniHOST
44:11
Yeah.
Sajid VayaniHOST
44:12
Subsea definitely changed the landscape for a lot of East African
Frank HabichtGUEST
44:17
countries.
Frank HabichtGUEST
44:17
Absolutely.
Vijayan SwaminathanHOST
35:59
The Arctic combines almost every strategic system at once.
Vijayan SwaminathanHOST
36:03
Defense, Shipping, Satellites, Critical Minerals, Energy, Telecommunications, Subsea Cables, Surveillance, Indigenous Ownership, Environmental Stewardship.
Vijayan SwaminathanHOST
36:14
Canada's conventional economic map points south.
Vijayan SwaminathanHOST
36:18
Its emerging strategic map may increasingly point north, east, and west simultaneously.
Elaine BurkeHOST
39:21
And she wrote a lovely tribute to Derek.
Elaine BurkeHOST
39:23
He'd actually been in touch with the show as well when we did an earlier episode on Subsea Cables to share some of his information.
Elaine BurkeHOST
39:28
He just loved to share information on this topic.
Elaine BurkeHOST
39:31
He was great for that.
Kelly SmithGUEST
9:57
Scrap, scrap steel and metal is naturally one of the biggest in terms of volume because we're getting rid of these large structures.
Kelly SmithGUEST
10:06
Subsea, there's lots of concrete in terms of concrete mattresses that's used as pipeline protection.
Kelly SmithGUEST
10:11
And then we get some more of the exotic type wastes such as norm, which is naturally occurring radioactive material.
Kelly SmithGUEST
10:20
Mercury as well.

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