Greenpeace confronts deep sea mining industry with giant octopus
Greenpeace activists brought a giant pink octopus to confront the deep sea mining industry at its annual shindig in Canary Wharf, London
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Giant octopus rises from the Thames to demand sea-change in ocean protection
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Giant octopus rises from the Thames at Parliament to demand sea-change in ocean protection
How people power is stopping deep sea mining before it starts
Thanks to campaigners, activists and supporters like you worldwide, the deep sea mining industry didn’t get the green light it was expecting at talks in July. Now we need to make sure these destructive companies never get the chance to plunder our fragile ocean floor.
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Deep sea mining industry fails to get green light but remains a threat
