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View CampaignsSome video clips make your heart swell with love for the ocean. This is one of them. Thank you @michaelboyyd for sharing this beautiful moment with the world. ☮️🌊
@svandissvavarsdottir (Svandis Svavarsdottir)the Minister of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries (who decides if whaling licenses are granted in Iceland), has been replaced by another member of the Green Party, @bjarkeyg (Bjarkey Olsen Gunnarsdóttir). At this time, we are still unsure of the exact reason for this change in position.
Svandis will now be the Ministry of Infrastructure.
Bjarkey Olsen Gunnarsdóttir has so far not commented on some of the more controversial issues that now fall under her responsibility, such as the potential continuation of the country’s commercial whaling.
It will be important to keep the pressure on as Gunnarsdóttir assumes her new role. Click the link in our bio for an article to read more about the change. Keep in mind, you may need to translate it.
📸 Photos: Whaling Boat- @hardtoportorg Svandís Svavarsdóttir - Wikipedia(Magnus Fröderberg) & Bjarkey Gunnarsdóttir - Visir News
I wonder if this plastic ring sat on the beach for one, two, three, or maybe thirty days before a storm picked it up and drifted it out to sea…?
I wonder if people walked by and saw it, but left it behind…assuming its existence was nothing to worry about…
Sometimes, all it takes, is seeing a video like this to realize how one small action of yours could save the life of a shark like this.
The next time you go to a beach, bring a bag and help clean up any trash you see, even if it’s small.
With regard to this shark, we don’t know what will happen—if she’ll survive, or endure a painful slow death.
What we do know is she’s a female Grey Nurse Shark spotted by divers from Forster Dive Center at Seal Rocks on NSW’s mid coast on March 23rd.
No one has been able to return to the ocean due to weather conditions to try and help her.
As you can see, the plastic ring cuts deep into her skin, pinning one of her fins against her body. Videos like these are a small and tragic reminder of the impact a simple piece of plastic can have on an individuals life. 🎥 @forster_dive_centre #plasticpollution #plasticfree
Did you know that billions of OUR taxpayer dollars are being invested by the @worldbank (World Bank)to support factory farming?
The World Bank is made up of 189 member countries, of which, your country is likely a member of.
This bank should be supporting agricultural projects that prioritize sustainable and equitable food systems.
Instead, they’re mainly supporting large scale factory farming practices that devastate our land, water, and local communities.
Industrial animal agriculture is responsible for roughly 20% of all global greenhouse gas emissions—and the World Banks investments (aka our tax dollars) are directly contributing to this.
Please watch and share our video, then sign our citizen petition to demand the World Bank #StopFinancingFactoryFarming now. Click the link in our bio(and click on this post) to sign. 🎥 @s3f_global
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