深海暂停开发，全球还有多少国家按下了‘批准键’？

守护海洋，就是守护人类的未来。让我们一探一场关乎气候与生命的关键峰会背后故事。欢迎点击收听。

On World Oceans Day, Ocean Rebellion activists staged a theatrical protest outside a Monoprix supermarket in Nice, France, to spotlight concerns over industrial tuna fishing practices. The demonstration featured performers unveiling a giant can of Petit Navire tuna containing a ‘dead sailor’, accompanied by a satirical rendition of the French song ‘Il Était un Petit Navire’. The protest aimed to draw attention to alleged human rights abuses and environmental impacts associated with tuna fisheries, particularly those linked to the Marine Stewardship Council’s certification processes and the sourcing practices of global seafood companies. This action coincided with the United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice, urging delegates to address issues of forced labour and ecological degradation in the fishing industry. (Photo by Joao Daniel Pereira/Sipa USA) Source: AAP / Michael Nigro / Joao Daniel Pereira/Joao Daniel Pereira/Sipa USA

全球领导人近日齐聚法国尼斯，讨论如何保护我们的海洋——这个关系到气候和未来的重要“生命之源”。

在全球呼吁暂停深海开发的声音中，一些国家却悄然按下了“批准键”。谁在挺进深海，谁又在踩下刹车？这不仅关乎资源争夺，更牵动着地球未来的生态命运。

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