Plastic Soup Starts Here
Plastic Soup Starts Here is a photography project by Floris Kok who lives on a house boat in the canals of Amsterdam. It was his graduation project for his photography …
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Scientists Need Help Researching Sharks in Cocos Island
COCOS ISLAND—If you’ve ever wanted to study sharks, now is your chance. Turtle Island Restoration Network, an ocean conservation nonprofit based in California, leads multiple 10-day liveaboard dive expeditions to …
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North Coast Brewing’s Steller Commitment to Marine Conservation
As an independent, craft brewery located on California’s North Coast, in close proximity to the migratory path of gray whales and the southern habitat of orcas, North Coast Brewing Company …
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Climate Change 101: Why the Fight to Save Our Planet Should Begin in the Classroom
The school classroom has long been known for maintaining its traditionality in spite of the rapidly technological and modernizing world. Characterized by the same set of subjects (i.e. English language, …
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Near Zero Waste Living: Watermelon Rind Pickles
This watermelon is mammoth. I bought it for $10 and it’s organic. I’ve already butchered it and distributed chunks to five different neighbors. We still have more melon than we’ll …
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Debatewatch: Judging the Democratic Candidates on the Climate Emergency By Dr. Paul Zeitz
As the Democratic presidential debates begin this week, we need to keep our eyes open for a candidate with the leadership, courage, and charisma to win and then harness the …
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In Oceans Deep: Courage, Innovation, and Adventure Beneath the Waves
“Ultimately, this timely and richly told story became something the author did not intend: an invaluable survey of how much damage has been done and how much we will lose …
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First study of world’s largest marine stingray reveals long-distance migration
Scientists use images and videos submitted by tourists to track rare species in Africa Smalleye stingrays are the largest marine stingrays on record, reaching disc widths of up to 222 …
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The International SeaKeepers Society Expedition Aboard D/Y Catniss
The International SeaKeepers Society joined researchers from the University of Texas to conduct coral research aboard D/Y Catniss. The expedition’s objective is to identify which environmental parameters pose the most problems for …
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Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire, Protecting and Restoring Coral Reefs in Dutch Caribbean
Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire (RRFB) is a non-profit organization funded in 2012, dedicated to protecting and restoring coral reefs in the small island of Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean. Through large-scale propagation, …
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