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To stop Trump’s pillaging, ‘vote the ocean’ this fall
Read more: To stop Trump’s pillaging, ‘vote the ocean’ this fallRolling Back Ocean Protections Our executive director’s lates op-ed in the LA Times observes: The Trump administration is pursuing an aggressive shift in U.S. ocean policy, prioritizing oil and gas extraction while moving to roll back offshore wind, coastal protections and marine conservation. The administration has committed billions in taxpayer money to persuade companies to…
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A New Threat to the Seas
Read more: A New Threat to the SeasFloating Nuclear Power Heads Offshore Our director, David Helvarg, is reporting on the U.S. exploration of offshore nuclear energy through new partnerships between federal agencies and private companies. Advances in small modular reactors have renewed interest in floating nuclear power plants that could supply electricity to ports, coastal infrastructure, and even commercial ships. A New…
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Major news outlets and Democrats are pretending weather isn’t affected by climate
Read more: Major news outlets and Democrats are pretending weather isn’t affected by climateClimate Change Is Being Left Out of the Story Our director’s latest opinion piece argues that many major U.S. television news outlets report on extreme weather – such as floods, wildfires, heat waves, and storms – without consistently explaining the role that climate change plays in making these events more frequent or severe. Advances in…
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Sea Otters are Making a Comeback – But Their Future is Far from Secure
Read more: Sea Otters are Making a Comeback – But Their Future is Far from SecureSea otters are vital to the health of our oceans, helping protect kelp forests through their role as keystone predators. Among other things, they’re mostly known for their voracious appetite and ability to control grazing populations of sea urchins, linking their population’s success to kelp forest conservation. Historically, they’ve been hunted for their pelts –…
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Don’t blame algae for the Reflecting Pool mess
Read more: Don’t blame algae for the Reflecting Pool messWhen the waters of Washington, D.C.’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool turned green, algae became the focus of public concern. But as our Executive Director, David Helvarg, explains in his latest Los Angeles Times opinion piece, algae are far more than a nuisance – they are essential organisms that help sustain life on Earth. From producing…
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