

BLUE NOTES #153 By David Helvarg December 17, 2016 How We #DefendtheOcean Part 2 Continuing from the last post-election Blue Notes (Blue Notes #152), I’d like to share some additional challenges and opportunities that the ocean community faces in the wake of the 2016 election of coastal real-estate developer Donald Trump for President. …

Originally posted December 5, 2016 in National Geographic. Like a rogue wave the election victory of Donald Trump for President left about half the nation stunned and the other half giddy with foam. Among the worried parties environmentalists are girding for a long series of battles around climate and expected attacks on keystone agencies, executive…

By: David Helvarg Originally posted December 2, 2016 in the LA Times. When Floridians narrowly voted for Donald Trump on Nov. 8, they might as well have elected to drown themselves. Rising seas and accelerating storms are inundating this low-lying state, but a majority of its citizens still chose a presidential candidate who calls climate change…

Blue Notes #152 November 22, 2016 By David Helvarg In This Issue: How We Defend the Ocean Now! How We Stop the Drill! A Discount for 2016 We Can Advance our Agenda! The Academy Awards of the Ocean Can You Give on Tuesday? How We Defend the Ocean Now! Like a rogue wave the Election…

Originally Posted in Surfer Magazine. You expect certain things from a book on the history of the California coast—a forward written by Ted Danson is likely not one of those things. But Sam “Mayday” Malone (look it up, kids) loves the ocean and his experience as a coastie is likely similar to lots of ours:…
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