Azul joins international NGOs in letter with 7 asks for G7
#G7UK is taking place at Carbis Bay, Cornwall on June 11-13 2021, and we believe the G7 has a unique opportunity to lead the global ocean protection and recovery needed to tackle climate disruption, reverse biodiversity loss, support human wellbeing, and embark on a successful, inspirational recovery from the COVID 19 pandemic.
With this in mind, Azul has joined a group of nonprofit organizations from across the world to ask environmental ministers from G7 countries (UK, USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy, plus the EU) to listen to the science and make ocean action an integral part of discussions on the climate crisis and biodiversity decline.
“Our leaders will not be able to tackle climate breakdown if they do not protect the ocean. This is the clear message from ocean scientists from all G7 countries, as set out in the statement ‘Seven Asks for the G7: Why embracing the ocean is central to tackling climate disruption, supporting human wellbeing, and sustaining a successful recovery from the COVID 19 pandemic’”
Follow this link for full letter.