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20240418_zia_a189_001 April 18, 2024, unknown: Handout photo dated May 26, 2021 shows the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) launches an SM-3 during a live-fire exercise during exercise At-Sea Demo/Formidable Shield, in the Atlantic Ocean. US Navy warships used a missile interceptor for the first time in combat over the weekend while defending Israel from an unprecedented Iranian attack. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro said American forces fired the Standard Missile 3, or SM-3, to engage Iranian ballistic missiles that were fired as part of the massive barrage, which included more than 300 missiles and drones launched from Tehran and its proxies. U.S. Navy (Credit Image: © Abaca/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zaa_at2_056 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_031 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_061 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_028 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_060 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_029 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_059 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_030 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_058 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_026 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_057 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_027 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_055 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_025 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_054 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_053 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_024 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_052 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_023 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_051 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_022 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_050 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_021 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_049 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_020 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_048 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_019 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_047 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_017 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zaa_at2_046 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Atlantico Press/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_018 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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52630336 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630367 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630344 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630369 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630359 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630357 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630351 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630339 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630333 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630329 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630342 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630349 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630335 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630323 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630320 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52630319 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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RC2D87AC4Q7P Italian President Sergio Mattarella attends an official welcoming ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Sofia, Bulgaria, April 17, 2024. REUTERS/Spasiyana Sergieva
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RC2E87AG4VA9 Italian President Sergio Mattarella and his Bulgarian counterpart Rumen Radev attend an official welcoming ceremony at the Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Sofia, Bulgaria, April 17, 2024. REUTERS/Spasiyana Sergieva
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RC2D87ASXCVD Italian President Sergio Mattarella and his Bulgarian counterpart Rumen Radev attend an official welcoming ceremony at the Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Sofia, Bulgaria, April 17, 2024. REUTERS/Spasiyana Sergieva
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20240417_zip_p242_015 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_016 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_012 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_010 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_011 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_014 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_007 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_008 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_006 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_004 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_005 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_009 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_003 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_002 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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20240417_zip_p242_001 April 17, 2024, London, England, United Kingdom: Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting â??manganese nodulesâ?? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. (Credit Image: © Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire)
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52626019 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52626020 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52626015 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625964 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52626000 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625987 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625966 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625939 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625951 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625992 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625972 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625944 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625979 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625938 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625956 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625937 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625934 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625898 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625911 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625903 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625895 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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52625896 Ocean Rebellion (OR) stages a protest concert against a deep sea mining summit at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, highlighting its harmful effects on marine life. Deep sea mining, which involves extracting ?manganese nodules? from the seabed for use in green technologies, is believed to cause significant environmental damage. It strips the seabed of life, releases sediment plumes, and creates noise that disorients marine animals. Noise pollution from deep sea mining is hundreds of times louder than a space rocket launch. One deep sea mining licence would strip a seabed one third the size of Belgium of all life. OR, along with marine scientists, global businesses, and 25 countries, calls for a moratorium on deep sea mining, citing unknown impacts and questionable benefits. Major car manufacturers have also pledged not to use deep sea mined metals in their electric vehicles. Photo Credit: Joao Daniel Pereira/ Sipa USA/ Fotoarena
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20240417_zaf_l75_482 April 17, 2024, Moscow, Russia: 17.04.2024. Russia. Moscow. A soldier of the guard of Honor at the Grave of the Unknown Soldier. (Credit Image: © Russian Look/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zaf_l75_481 April 17, 2024, Moscow, Russia: 17.04.2024. Russia. Moscow. A soldier of the guard of Honor at the Grave of the Unknown Soldier. (Credit Image: © Russian Look/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zaf_l75_454 April 17, 2024, Moscow, Russia: 17.04.2024. Russia. Moscow. A soldier of the guard of Honor at the Grave of the Unknown Soldier. (Credit Image: © Russian Look/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zaf_l75_431 April 17, 2024, Moscow, Russia: 17.04.2024. Russia. Moscow. A soldier of the guard of Honor at the Grave of the Unknown Soldier. (Credit Image: © Russian Look/Zuma Press/Fotoarena Wire)
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20240417_zia_d204_427 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zia_d204_420 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zia_d204_431 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zia_d204_430 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zia_d204_423 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zia_d204_424 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zia_d204_429 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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20240417_zia_d204_425 April 17, 2024, Denmark: PPE-Agency. Photographer Henrik Hildebrandt...Phone. +004528398060...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..The iconic stock exchange building on Slotsholmen caught fire on Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is still unknown -..Børsen is a building on Slotsholmen in Copenhagen..... It was built in the 1620s as a trading building by King Christian IV and functioned as a commodity exchange right up until the 19th century...In 1883, the roof was replaced with copper, the current roof coating, and it was, among other things, the copper roof that was under renovation when a fire broke out in the building on 16 April 2024.....The plan was to finish the work and mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of the Stock Exchange in autumn 2024...King Christian IV, 1577-1648.King Christian IV, 12.4.1577-28.2.1648, king of Denmark and Norway from 1596; son of Frederik II and Sophie of Mecklenburg, married 1597 to Anna Cathrine of Brandenburg and 1615 to Kirsten Munk. After his baptism in 1577 and until 1579, Christian stayed with his grandparents in Mecklenburg, and at the age of three he was chosen as heir to the throne. In 1582-83, Christian s further education was placed in the hands of his master of the court, the Pomeranian-born nobleman Henrik Ramel (ca. 1550-1610), and of the chaplain Hans Mikkelsen. The father s death in 1588 triggered a struggle for influence on Christian s upbringing. A board of trustees consisting of four councilors replaced Christian s German court master with a Danish one and limited the dowager queen Sophie s influence. While the German emperor declared Christian of legal age in the duchies in 1593, he had to wait until 1596 before he could be crowned as Danish-Norwegian king as an adult. (Credit Image: © Henrik Hildebrandt/DDP/Zuma Press/Fotoarena)
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