Please limit vessel speeds to 18 km/h or less in major whale habitats.

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Kate and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

On October 8, 2024, a humpback whale named "Sweet Girl" died in a vessel strike in French Polynesia.

​Rice's whales are also dying from vessel strikes. These deaths are caused by vessels traveling at speeds exceeding 18 km/h.

Therefore, we demand strict legal penalties and heavy fines for those who violate vessel speed limits.

There must be clear accountability for reckless navigation that threatens the survival of these whales

​Whales are vital to our planet because a single whale can sequester around 33 tons of carbon dioxide—an amount equivalent to the capacity of thousands of trees.

​If they go extinct, global warming will accelerate, and Earth could become uninhabitable for all living creatures.

​Please, help Earth remain a planet for everyone!!!

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Recent signers:
Kate and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

On October 8, 2024, a humpback whale named "Sweet Girl" died in a vessel strike in French Polynesia.

​Rice's whales are also dying from vessel strikes. These deaths are caused by vessels traveling at speeds exceeding 18 km/h.

Therefore, we demand strict legal penalties and heavy fines for those who violate vessel speed limits.

There must be clear accountability for reckless navigation that threatens the survival of these whales

​Whales are vital to our planet because a single whale can sequester around 33 tons of carbon dioxide—an amount equivalent to the capacity of thousands of trees.

​If they go extinct, global warming will accelerate, and Earth could become uninhabitable for all living creatures.

​Please, help Earth remain a planet for everyone!!!

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