John Hocevar
@JohnHocevar
Oceans Campaign Director, Greenpeace USA
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http://www.greenpeace.org 10-05-2012 17:20:31
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There are millions of tons of plastic on the bottom of the ocean. It is being eaten by benthic marine life - which id in turn eaten by countless other species. Over a million sq km of seafloor are bottom trawled, recirculating it all. #BreakFreefromPlastic sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/…
BREAKING: New plastic poll results are in- Almost 2/3 of the US supports a Global #PlasticsTreaty that would ban single-use plastic packaging. President Biden it's time to support a strong treaty in the next global negotiations INC4! greenpeace.org/usa/news/ahead…
Ahead of the 4th round of negotiations on a Global #PlasticsTreaty , we unveiled a new monument dedicated to the Biden admin & its potential plastic legacy.
Will President Biden put an end to the plastic pollution crisis, or will they let it spiral out of control? greenpeace.org/usa/news/green…
At what point do retailers stop selling Bumble Bee Seafoods? Previous reports uncovered modern slavery in their supply chains. Now Environmental Justice Foundation has documented tuna vessels netting dolphins, penguins and whales - and yet more evidence of human rights abuses. ejfoundation.org/reports/zhejia…
Today gerard barron Gerard Baron returns to the SAFE #SAFESummit2024 to once again try to persuade unwitting investors that #DeepSeaMining is not a dangerous and unnecessary disaster in the making. Good luck with that.
Problem: Plastic pollution is wreaking havoc on our health, biodiversity, and climate.
❌False solution: Plastic recycling, a proven failure
✅Real solution: President Biden must champion a strong Global #PlasticsTreaty , reducing production by 75% before 2040!
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In today's episode, Hannah Stitfall is joined by submarine pilot John Hocevar to learn everything you've ever wanted to know about what the ocean's floor looks and sounds like.
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N. Korean workers subjected to sexual assault and forced labor reportedly processed seafood for McDonald's, Trident Seafoods, Sysco, and Walmart.
newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…