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Rising Tide #48 – Brian Tissot’s Life on the Edge
Read more: Rising Tide #48 – Brian Tissot’s Life on the EdgeSurfer scientist, writer and long-time Northern California marine lab director Brian Tissot talks with us about the state of California’s declining kelp forests, his years studying endangered tropical corals and more. More includes what he’s taught and learned from the upcoming generation of marine science students in his Trinidad CA. lab, his science-based science fiction,…
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10 Ocean Issues You’ll Be Hearing About in 2022
Read more: 10 Ocean Issues You’ll Be Hearing About in 2022From deep-sea mining to clashes over migrants, it’s shaping up to be a year of blue issues By David Helvarg | Jan 6 2022 The ocean is in trouble, and people know it. The last major survey on public attitudes, conducted two years ago, found 73 percent of Americans thought the ocean’s condition had worsened in the previous…
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The Ocean Needs Our Help — Now
Read more: The Ocean Needs Our Help — NowBY JASON SCORSE, DAVID HELVARG JANUARY 4, 2022 Coastal communities, from those of Native Alaskans to condo residents in south Florida, are on the frontlines for rising sea level impacts. Our two organizations, Blue Frontier and the Center for the Blue Economy, were among the first, in 2019, to highlight how our public seas must play a central role…
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Finding Porpoise in Ocean Protection Is No Joke
Read more: Finding Porpoise in Ocean Protection Is No JokeIn the New Year, we must rays awareness, seas the moment and sand together for cod and country and from sea to shining sea. Our oceans are in trouble and this holiday sea/sun is not a time to be shellfish about how we respond. Abalone you might say but I still believe giving beach receiving. It’s…
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Rising Tide #47 – Still an Outlaw Ocean
Read more: Rising Tide #47 – Still an Outlaw OceanWe welcome back Ian Urbina who was on Rising Tide’s first episode. The former NY Times reporter’s Outlaw Ocean series became a bestselling book and now the The Outlaw Ocean Project. We discuss his latest reporting for the New Yorker magazine on how thousands of climate refugees from Africa seeking to cross the Mediterranean are…
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- KGUA Radio – Public Media for the Mendonoma Coast
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