

BLUE NOTES #97: Honoring a President, Rising Seas and Aloha Activism March 20, 2012 By David Helvarg In this Issue President of Kiribati Named Benchley Winner If you‘re not satisfied with how the leaders of major powers like the U.S., China, India and Brazil are addressing climate change or protecting the ocean maybe you…

BLUE NOTES #96: Benchley Winners, Sweet Home Alabama and Otter things February 21, 2012 By David Helvarg In this issue 2012 Benchley Winners Offer Solutions The Peter Benchley Ocean Awards inspire hope by honoring those who are putting broad solutions into practice every day and thus challenge each of us to strive to do as…

Blue Notes #90: From Blues to News You Can Use August 19, 2011 By David Helvarg In This Issue Economic Blues An Intern Speaks Out Blue Art: Virginia Daley Seaweed Spotlight Economic Blues Comedian Bill Maher recently pointed out that that sector of society that denies evolution and climate change science (what sea level rise?)…

Blue Notes #86 Exploration, education, radiation and more By David Helvarg War and Radiation Radiation leaking into the Pacific from Japan’s damaged nukes, firefights in the coastal dunes of Libya (the least developed coastline on the Med) and new reports of ecological collapse in the seas–It’s not a good time for Congress to slash ocean…

Blue Notes #85 It’s the Blue Economy, Stew Fish By David Helvarg A University of British Columbia report presented at last month’s American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting claims two-thirds of the world’s big fish including cod, tuna, grouper, sharks and billfish have been taken out of the sea by overfishing in a…
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