Ingmar Rentzhog
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This week, Norway's parliament voted in favour of allowing deep-sea mining. Minerals are central to EV batteries, wind turbines, solar panels and other technologies we need to limit global warming and ensure this planet continues to provide a safe home to mankind. But retrieving minerals from the floor of the sea risks wiping out deap-sea species, damaging ecosystems and threatening ocean fish. Deep-sea mining is not the way to go - or, to say it in the words of Sylvia Earle: “Earth is alive, and it’s governed not by humans but by the little guys in the deep ocean, and they can turn on a dime”.
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This is a moratorium that should be embraced by all our partners who are passionate about the climate change movement and need for action now.
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An amazing call
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Good call!
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Excellent Exponential Roadmap Initiative!
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@Christina_Carlmark I agree.
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This raises concerns about the potential environmental impact of deep-sea mining, including the risk of wiping out deep-sea species, damaging ecosystems, and threatening ocean fish.
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Let's join forces and make our voices heard for a moratorium on deep-sea mining!
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This call is clear and we need more solution for this Nation to be successful ✍️
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Deep_sea mining its a bad idea and it should be stopped
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This decision by Norway's parliament is concerning, as deep-sea mining can have detrimental effects on marine ecosystems. It's important for businesses to take a stand and support a moratorium on deep-sea mining to protect our oceans.