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Nearly 2,000km of fishing line dragged through Sargasso Sea last year, Greenpeace research find
New research shows that industrial fishing and shipping in the vulnerable Sargasso Sea are on the rise
https://www.greenpeace.org.uk/news/nearly-2000km-of-fishing-line-dragged-through-sargasso-sea-last-year-as-greenpeace-demands-greater-protection/
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On one hand, it's heartbreaking to see the harm caused by industrial activities. On the other hand, I'm inspired by organizations like Greenpeace UK who are fighting to protect our oceans.
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Marine life should be protected to avoid Extinction, UK must adhere to this call from Greenpeace
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Industrial fishing is very indiscriminate even to other small-scale fishermen. You cant imagine the number of animals that are unintentionally caught up. I support Green Peace in this.
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It's about time that fishing is controlled before all the creatures In the marine ecosystems become extinct.
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This is a great move by Greenpeace. This shows their commitment in sustainable ocean management and conservation.
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The UK must listen to Greenpeace call and protect the Sargasso Sea for the sake of the endangered marine life.
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Sargasso sea is an endangered breeding area for eels.
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@lucinda_ramsay it is high time that UK do the right thing and protect this important sea.
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This is outrageous! Greenpeace is right, the Sargasso Sea needs protection! The UK needs to stand up for our oceans and ratify the UN Global Oceans Treaty.
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@george_kariuki the UK must ratify this important treaty.
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I totally support them, the use of drifting longlines, poses a significant threat to the ecosystem due to their indiscriminate nature, causing harm to marine mammals!
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@gorffly_mokua happy to see Greenpeace UK stand against this injustice.