BIG NEWS: Leticia Carvalho is the NEW head of the International Seabed Authority (ISA); the UN body deciding whether to allow deep sea mining.
On the opening day of her first ISA meeting - where global governments will discuss the future of deep sea mining - we want Leticia Carvalho to hear, loud and clear, that the protection of our blue planet needs to be prioritised over profits.
We’ll deliver your messages directly to Leticia Carvalho in person at the ISA meeting, so tell her we need to seize this unique opportunity to stop harm before it starts to protect our ocean. With the first deep sea mining application expected to be submitted later this year, it’s a CRUCIAL time to show your resistance, wherever you are in the world!
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