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This massive robot is designed to harvest EV metals from the ocean. But can it be done sustainably?
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This massive robot is designed to harvest EV metals from the ocean. But can it be done sustainably?

Impossible Metals has a more sustainable way to harvest nickel and cobalt, but experts worry it could still disrupt vital ecosystems.
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