“We are the culture of the people of the deep sea and our culture is intangible” @EnvironmentalJusticeFoundation
“We are the culture of the people of the deep sea and our culture is intangible”  @EnvironmentalJusticeFoundation
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Solomon 'Uncle Sol' Kahoʻohalahala details the innate connection his Indigenous community have with the deep sea & why their call to stop deep sea mining must be heard.

Despite major opposition from people, scientists and governments, the commercial extraction of minerals in the deep ocean could start as early as July 2023. We cannot let these companies, hidden by murky governance and conflicts of interest, strip mine the seabed. We urgently need to stop deep-sea mining before it has even started.

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