URGENT!!! - Please sign the Greenpeace Petition - URGENT!!!

It is paramount this blasting does not occur, or we will lose these beautiful creatures.

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I can't imagine what the repercussions could be for our marine life.  We are not talking just about whales - it will be every species within a fifty to 100 miles radius that will be affected - if not more!  Remember, sound is amplified, and travels faster and further - in water! 

This means, sonic sensing species will endure massive disruption and their ear drums will painfully - burst!

Credit - Greenpeace

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Please, please sign = we owe this to our wildlife. 
They don't know what is coming and can't escape! 
It will be Armagedon for these creatures.

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THE ISSUE:
Presently, the Rainbow Warrior is in Western Australia trying to help stop fossil fuel giant - Woodside Energy from drilling for gas in our precious ocean, which is home to whales, turtles, sharks and various unique corals.

If Woodside Energy pushes ahead with their 'Burrup Hub Gas Project' - the most detrimental, climate polluting project proposed in Australia - marine wildlife, climate and the environment is at risk of huge devastation.  

How this will affect use all:  marine wildlife chain destroyed; extinction of specific species eminent - including the coral reef; sonic species disoriented - unable to nest and beaching of hundreds if not thousands of whales; chain of fishing for humans-beings at risk; poisoning of waterways; tidal changes and an unstable the ocean shelf eminent.

Now, is not the time to sit on the sidelines - we must take action against this capitalist, MANMADE INJUSTICE. 

URGENT! - Sign the Petition - NOW!

Sources and Further Reading: 
Meet the Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior
Tell Woodside to walk away from its toxic gas project (greenpeace.org.au)
Greenpeace Australia Pacific
​Rainbow Warrior takes on Woodside - Fremantle Shipping News
Fossil fuel company seeks to undo decades of whale conservation (independentaustralia.net)