In the photo: a jamb of fish next to the Loszlos island in La Pas, Mexico. UN Secretary General at the Ocean conference: “We cannot allow greed to dictate the fate of our planet” The climate and environment ocean is in danger – and all the fault is greed. About this, speaking to journalists in Nice on Tuesday, warned the UN Secretary General. Antoniu Gutherrish urged world leaders and public organizations to withstand influential groups that contribute to the destruction of the marine environment. the statement of the head of the UN sounded on the second day of the UN conference in the ocean, in which hundreds of politicians, scientists and representatives of civil society participate. The main task facing the forum participants is to develop effective measures to respond to the emergency situation that the world ocean is faced with. greed – “obvious enemy ” 60 ~/h2 > “ our mission is to save the ocean, save our future, ”the General Secretary emphasized, warning about the rapid approximation of the turning point,“ which the restoration may be behind the restoration impossible “. 60 ~ blockquote >~ 60 > our mission – save the ocean, save our future ~ 60 > ~ > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >The “obvious enemy”, which pushes our oceans to the edge of the abyss, is greed, said Antoniu Guterrish. According to him, greed sows doubts, denies scientific data, distorts the truth, sprinkles corruption and destroys life around us for the sake of momentary profit. “We cannot allow greed to dictate the fate of our planet,” said the UN head. 60 > 62 ~ calling all the interested parties to play a decisive role in the confrontation of these trends, the Secretary General called on the conference participants to show solidarity and “return what belongs to everything that belongs to everything us. 60 > the head of the UN identified four priorities for governments, business leaders, representatives of the fishing industry and scientists: 62 ~~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62Transformation of existing methods of fish production in the ocean. The international community should achieve the targets agreed at the global level to ensure protection of 30 percent of the ocean by 2030. 60 > struggle against oceans by plastic: phased refusal to use disposable plastic products and improve their processing; The completion of the work on the global agreement on the termination of the pollution of the ocean by plastic this year. ~ 60 > struggle with climate change in the marine environment: the countries should submit bold climatic plans in the anticipation of the UN conference, which will be held this year. Brazil. ~ 60 > expansion of the number of participants in the open sea and its practical implementation – in order to protect the marine biodiversity. 62 ~ 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterrish with world leaders at the ratification of the Open Sea Agreement. Talking about the Open Sea, General Secretary welcomed this agreement as “a historical step towards protecting the vast regions of the ocean.” 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~At the moment, the contract has been signed by 134 countries; 49 of them ratified it; 18 new signatures and the same number of ratifications were registered during the opening of the conference. As a sign of his support, Antoniu Guterres joined the world leaders at the signing ceremony of the contract with new participants. “ sea depths & nbsp; – 60 ~/h2 ~~ 60 > answer to questions in the direction Press conferences in Nice, the UN Secretary General drew the attention of those gathered to another important problem-the need for hard regulation of the deep-sea mineral production. The sea depths, according to him, “should not turn into a wild West”, where the non -regulated exploitation of resources reigns. Gayatra Bandara and Arzukan Askin from Ocean Alliance. deep -water production should be stopped as the UN news service is reported on the second day of the conference of the entry in the Nice in the Nice in the Nice in the Nice in the Nice in the Nice. They remain as long as on the opening day, but the atmosphere has changed. High guests and their guards are still present on the forum, but now they were diluted with a more motley crowd: most places in the hall are occupied by activists and representatives of civil society, with their fresh energy and determination to move forward. 62 ~Among these people are Arzukan Askin and Gayatra Bandara from Ocean Alliance, one of the world’s largest youth organizations to protect the ocean. The alliance, among other things, stands for the moratorium on the deep -sea prey of minerals. ~ 60 > “I was very sad when some conference participants said that they would insist on the expansion of deep -sea prey, – & nbsp; said & nbsp; interview & nbsp; service & nbsp; news & nbsp; UN & nbsp; gayatra of the bandage. -On the other hand, it was pleasant to know that the presidents of France and Costa Rica organized the forum are strongly urge to suspend this practice. ” ~ 60 > Arzukan Askin also highly appreciated the position of these two leaders and urged everyone to do more to protect the ocean-“ the monastery of ancient ecosystems that preceded everyone, which preceded everyone us “. Martina Burtsher and the blows of Heva Mademaga from Seasisters Lanka. “save ocean!” & Amp; nbsp; – ~ 60 > many other groups present at the conference shall share the urgent call of the head of the UN and a number of world leaders to more active and decisive actions to fill the damage caused to oceans and planet in all. 60 > news service UN talked with Martina Burtder and Khva Maddudhe, two young activists from Seasisters Lanka, non -profit organization from Sri-Lanka. ~ 60 > seasisters Lanka & nbsp; seeks to expand the rights and capabilities of women from the coastal regions of Sri Lanka. According to Martina Burther, it is important that everyone, especially world leaders, understand that the salvation of the ocean is not just another topic for universal discussion, but a genuine imperative of the current era. 62 ~ broof Heva Maddudiga, adding: by and large the ocean does not need us, but the ocean does not need us, but it does not need us. We must protect it, because we are those who use its benefits, and those who destroy it. ”