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A fragile ecosystem in Spain could be harmed — all so Katy Perry could film a music video.

Katy Perry May Have Damaged a Precious Dune Ecosystem in Spain, Just to Film Her Latest Music Video

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Dear friends,   Celebrities seem to think they can get away with anything when it comes to disrespecting the environment. Recently, it was Taylor Swift with her whole fleet full of private jets — and now it's Katy Perry, who filmed her recent 'Lifetimes' music video on protected, ecologically fragile dunes in Spain. S'Espalmador is a small, uninhabited island that is part of a Spanish natural park system. This has allowed a rich ecosystem to thrive there, being relatively undisturbed by humans. The area is known for its biological diversity, and the dunes there are carefully preserved. One section of the beach is specifically roped off, so that the public cannot access it or disrupt the precious flora and fauna. But that's exactly where Katy Perry and her team headed to film her latest music video. In doing so, they may have caused great damage to this special environment.   Authorities with Spain's Balearic Islands are currently investigating how Katy Perry and her team wound up on the dunes of S'Espalmador, apparently without the necessary authorizations. But Katy Perry's team has been pushing back and insisting they did nothing wrong. Katy Perry must show that she understands the importance of ecological conservation by owning up to her team's mistake, apologizing, and donating to conservation projects on the Spanish islands as recompense!

Thank you, Miranda Care2 Petitions Team

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