🚨A major win for the ocean! The Nordic Council just voted for a moratorium on #DeepSeaMining

For Norway and it's Prime Minister @jonasgahrstore, it’s time to protect the deep and #StopDeepSeaMining! https://t.co/XSrDpRs31U

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Victory for protest rights ! 🎉

The Metals Company @themetalsco failed to prevent Greenpeace International from peacefully protesting at sea against deep sea mining activities. #StopDeepSeaMining

Today, almost one year later, The Metals Company is taking Greenpeace to Court by appealing a legal ruling that confirmed Greenpeace International’s right to peaceful protest.

#StopDeepSeaMining https://t.co/5witQguqlV - Greenpeace International

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Kayaktivists against deep sea mining ✊

In Ontario, Canada, Greenpeace US and UK activists took action against the deep sea mining company Impossible Metals, while they were testing new equipment. There is no such thing as sustainable deep sea mining.

#StopDeepSeaMining https://t.co/jg5jbFcfKQ

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"Everyone in the control room let out a loud ‘Oooooh!’ at the same time."

Scientists have just discovered yet another new species in the deep sea!

There is still so much we don't know about the wonders of the ocean - let's protect it together and #StopDeepSeaMining

RT to spread the word 💙✨

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Deep sea mining concerns from the Pacific need to be heard #StopDeepSeaMining

Today in Sydney, representatives of Taranaki iwi Ngāti Ruanui, along with six Greenpeace activists, have disrupted the annual general meeting of Manuka Resources, the Australian mining company planning to fast-track seabed mining in the South Taranaki Bight.

Rukutai Watene of Ngāti Ruanui interrupted the meeting in Sydney, Australia by taking the floor to outline the reasons that he and his hapū oppose seabed mining in their rohe.

The meeting was abandoned.

Rukutai Watene said “I am unapologetic about interrupting the Manuka Resources shareholders’ AGM.  We’ve fought Trans-Tasman Resources three times in court, and three times we’ve won, but now TTR is using the Fast Track and we have to fight them again. From the mountain to the sea, from Aotearoa to Sydney, we will fight to protect our rohe and stop seabed mining from taking place.”

Greenpeace Aotearoa spokesperson Juan Parada says: “We are taking this action today with representatives of Ngāti Ruanui to demonstrate that New Zealanders don’t want seabed mining. It shows Trans-Tasman Resources and Manuka Resources that we shall resist them wherever they are – even here in Australia.

“We’re highlighting the danger that Trans-Tasman Resources may get the chance to revive its zombie seabed mining project via the Fast Track, despite years of community opposition and rejection by the courts.” - Greenpeace Aotearoa

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🚨 HUGE WIN - Norway agreed to stop deep sea mining in the Arctic

This is a win for global mobilization and a huge step forward to protect the Arctic

This fragile ecosystem is safe from deep sea mining at least until the end of 2025 - and we won’t stop there

#StopDeepSeaMining https://t.co/AI12uOwP5J

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These five ocean animals have a unique characteristic – and once you get to know them, they might just swim into your heart. #StopDeepSeaMining https://t.co/BDX6CWo5VY

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"It's huge win and a monumental victory for the ocean"

Norway hits pause on controversial deep sea mining plans. #StopDeepSeaMining https://t.co/2qZMrGiEZn

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"After hard work from activists (...), we have secured a historic win for ocean protection, as the opening process for deep sea mining in Norway has been stopped" #StopDeepSeaMining

RT to celebrate this great news with us 🥳 https://t.co/NilbwmTrQd

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🎁 Treat yourself with a free online screening of Deep Rising the movie by 20th December and join the world’s largest ocean dispute at https://t.co/e3DNxkKTU5

#StopDeepSeaMining #ProtectTheOceans #DeepRising https://t.co/F5RqxPlaPE

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