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AFP Carcavelos / 26.06.2022 13:19:10 The American actor Jason Momoa, who plays the superhero Aquaman in the cinema, called on Sunday to act in favor of the ...

A few days ago some photos came to light in which he appears on the set next to Charlize Theron, however, it is still unknown what his role will be in the film starring Vin Diesel. Jason Momoa, who became famous thanks to his role as a superhero of the seas, participated in the closing session of the youth and innovation forum, which took place on Sunday on a beach in Carcavelos, about twenty kilometers from Lisbon. The American actor Jason Momoa, who plays the superhero Aquaman in the cinema, called on Sunday to act in favor of the preservation of marine resources, before the opening of a UN conference in Lisbon on the defense of the oceans.

Movie star and ocean activist Jason Momoa was designated the UN Environment Programme's (UNEP) Advocate for Life Below Water today at a major conference ...

It provides leadership and encourages partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations. To mobilize action, the Conference will seek to propel much needed science-based innovative solutions aimed at starting a new chapter of global ocean action. The conference, which is aligned to SDG 14, life below water, stresses the critical need for scientific knowledge and marine technology to build ocean resilience, and is expected to culminate in a negotiated political declaration. Solutions for a sustainably managed ocean involve green technology and innovative uses of marine resources. They join newcomers Tanzania, Uganda, Cabo Verde, Rwanda and Portugal in an initiative that now represents 75 percent of the world's coastline. This means the time for action is now.”

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Jason Momoa was joined by Portugal´s President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, who is Portuguese.

"We must seek to right the wrongs we have done against our children and grandchildren, turn the tide on our irresponsible stewardship and build a moment for a future where humanity can once again live in harmony with nature." Amber Heard friend and Aquaman co-star Jason Momoa Sunday called for the world´s oceans to be protected, on the eve of a long-delayed UN conference on the issue. Jason said, "The ocean needs us.

In superhero blockbuster Aquaman, popular Hollywood actor Jason Momoa plays the role of protector of the deep, but with the world's oceans under threat in ...

"It's time for these behaviours to be seriously condemned." Aquaman 2 is scheduled for release in March 2023. The actor, who will soon become the UN Environment Programme advocate for Life Below Water, spoke about the problems facing the world's oceans at an event ahead of the United Nations Ocean Conference in Lisbon.

'The ocean is an ancient teacher, a guide and a muse. It is also existential,' says the actor.

“If the collapse of marine biodiversity is not halted immediately, release of blue carbon currently sequestered in the oceans will accelerate climate breakdown and condemn countless people to an agonising death. “We must rush reforms of the existing UN ocean-focussed structures, currently criminally unfit for purpose, whilst simultaneously building a new and effective ocean governance body to take their place. “For me, the ocean is an ancient teacher, a guide and a muse. Without drastic action, this plastic could outweigh all the fish in the oceans by 2050.” The industrial fishing practice of bottom trawlingis estimated to emit more CO2 than global aviation, according to activist group Ocean Rebellion. This means the time for action is now,” she added.