Oceans
The oceans regulate our climate, provide for billions of people and are home to so much biodiversity. But plunder for profit by few corporations and governments is threatening their delicate ecosystems. We must protect them for all life.
Let’s protect our blue planet together.
People power has inspired governments around the world to support a ban on deep sea mining and the Global Ocean Treaty provides us with a powerful tool that can create vast ocean sanctuaries.
Together, we can give our oceans space to recover and thrive, ensuring their health for every future generation.
Things you can do
Join our movement of millions around the world calling for stronger ocean protection and a stop to deep sea mining.
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NatureStop Deep Sea Mining
We need a global moratorium to stop the launch of this destructive new extractive industry. Join the Campaign.
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NatureProtect the Oceans
Add your name to call on leaders to create new ocean sanctuaries and protect our blue planet.
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NatureStand with coastal communities
Share your message of solidarity and join a global wave calling on a fair and sustainable ocean protection.
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NatureBeyond Seafood – Support migrant fishers
Tell “Big Seafood” to end isolation at sea- it’s time to protect oceans, protect workers.
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Up to a third of national delegations to key fishing governance meetings are fishing industry representatives, Greenpeace report finds
Up to a third of national delegations to key fishing governance meetings are fishing industry representatives, Greenpeace report finds
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Governments must curb corporate interference in Global Ocean Treaty as key talks begin
New York, USA – Greenpeace is demanding governments curb corporate interference in ocean protection, as crucial Ocean Treaty talks begin at UN headquarters in New York today.
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5 ways to build a green energy future (with limited mining)
It is more important than ever to demand coordinated action to ensure that minerals are used where they matter most: for a fast fair fossil fuel phase out and a transition to clean, affordable renewable energy and sustainable transport systems.
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Achieving climate targets is possible while limiting “critical minerals” rush. But responsible political leadership is crucial, says new report
“[It] is incumbent upon our governments who regulate the extractive industry to power an ambitious energy transition without mining critical ecosystems on land or at sea.”