Thriving Ocean, Thriving People

Hey, these days good news isn't that easy to come by. So when it does come, we should savour it (and use ALL CAPS). So...

TODAY A GLOBAL RESOLUTION TO END PLASTIC POLLUTION HAS BEEN AGREED!

This is the most important international environment pact since the Paris climate agreement in 2015. Y ou can r [[link removed]] ead our full analysis in our latest blog. [[link removed]] Today is undoubtedly a landmark moment but there is still a long way to go in our fight to eliminate plastic pollution. And we need your support.

Help us shine a light on the plastic choking our environment by signing up to run a Million Mile Clean (or join one someone else has created).

TAKE PART IN THE MILLION MILE CLEAN [[link removed]]

This epic community campaign sees Ocean Activists across the UK coming together to take a stand against the pollution of their local spaces. And what's more, we give you the tools to audit the plastic material you find on your clean, so you can help us gather the evidence which holds the profiteering polluters to account. Get involved today. [[link removed]]

Today's agreement didn't happen by accident. It follows years and years of relentless campaigning by organisations and campaigners across the globe. Including us here at SAS.

And our campaigns, and their successes, rely on your support.

Will you help fuel our fight for the ocean by joining our membership today?

YES, I'LL JOIN AS A MEMBER! [[link removed]]

This is a hugely positive result for Ocean Activism and the future of our planet. So make sure you take a moment to celebrate this win.

Thanks for you support and for continuing to take a stand for the ocean.

Amy, Surfers Against Sewage

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