CCB leaves the social media channel X

CCB • March 19, 2025

Uppsala, Sweden - 19 March 2025 - At Coalition Clean Baltic, we support open, civil, and constructive discussions.  False news and hostility on X (former Twitter) have become more common in recent times and for this reason we have decided to close our account on this platform.


“Our aim has always been to engage in an open-minded exchange of relevant facts and views on environmental issues. We strive to connect with our community through inspiring actions and by advocating for the Baltic Sea, while sharing common values and principles of diversity, inclusiveness, and freedom of expression”, says the CCB Council.


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