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Here’s a thought: maybe we shouldn’t trash the deep sea before we fully understand it. The deep sea makes up 90% of the ocean and plays a vital role in the functioning of our planet
Dive into this thread to learn more. #DefendTheDeep
WWF’s new report reveals that deep seabed mining will stir up sediments, choking marine life
It will also lead to plumes of toxic metals drifting on ocean currents. Let’s stop this before the damage is done
#NoDeepSeaMining https://wwf.panda.org/discover/our_focus/oceans_practice/no_deep_seabed_mining/
It will also lead to plumes of toxic metals drifting on ocean currents. Let’s stop this before the damage is done #NoDeepSeaMining https://wwf.panda.org/discover/our_focus/oceans_practice/no_deep_seabed_mining/
Businesses want us to think that mining the deep sea is necessary to source the minerals used to make electric vehicles 
and the gadgets in our pockets 
But it’s not so - and it would trash our ocean.
and the gadgets in our pockets But it’s not so - and it would trash our ocean.
Let’s direct our focus toward innovation and reusing what we already have.
Recycle - mine your junk drawer for old phones!
Use less
Invest in tomorrow’s tech to reduce pressure on the planet’s finite resources
Value our one shared ocean
Recycle - mine your junk drawer for old phones!Use lessInvest in tomorrow’s tech to reduce pressure on the planet’s finite resources Value our one shared ocean
