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2,315 Meters Under the Sea, Greenpeace Stages Deepest Protest in World History | Common Dreams

“By safeguarding these deep-sea ecosystems within a global network of ocean sanctuaries and establishing a moratorium on deep sea mining, we can create a resilient safety net for marine life, and protect the health of our global oceans for generations to come."

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2,315 Meters Under the Sea, Greenpeace Stages Deepest Protest in World History | Common Dreams

“By safeguarding these deep-sea ecosystems within a global network of ocean sanctuaries and establishing a moratorium on deep sea mining, we can create a resilient safety net for marine life, and protect the health of…

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Greenpeace stages record deep-sea protest against seabed mining | Africanews

Greenpeace used a robot more than 2,300 metres below the ocean surface to unfurl a “Listen to the Science” banner in protest against deep-sea mining.

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  1. mercoledì 27 maggio 2026·africanews.com

    Greenpeace stages record deep-sea protest against seabed mining | Africanews

    Greenpeace used a robot more than 2,300 metres below the ocean surface to unfurl a “Listen to the Science” banner in protest against deep-sea mining.

  2. mercoledì 27 maggio 2026·commondreams.org

    2,315 Meters Under the Sea, Greenpeace Stages Deepest Protest in World History | Common Dreams

    “By safeguarding these deep-sea ecosystems within a global network of ocean sanctuaries and establishing a moratorium on deep sea mining, we can create a resilient safety net for…