All threats to the sea come from humans, who behave as though nature is nothing more than a resource,” says Von Rebay, who works in Germany and Indonesia. “But the ocean can’t stand up for itself.”
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“This is the beginning.”
An uplifting read.
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This #WorldOceanDay, we are celebrating Large Ocean States and the bold, forward-thinking steps that many are taking to protect their waters.
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I've learned so much in the last few weeks about industrial fishing practices that are harming our oceans and worsening climate change and the fact that bottom fishing is allowed (INSIDE PROTECTED AREAS!) is so shocking to me! Kudos to Sweden on this move! https://t.co/AJBI1XX9vY
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