Climate change, pollution, overfishing, and increasing demand for resources are only a few of the hazards jeopardizing the health of the world's oceans and marine ecosystems. What must be done to move ocean conservation to the top of the global policy agenda?
Oceans at Risk
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A Year of Ocean Regeneration
A Year of Ocean Regeneration
Feb 23, 2016 Isabella Lövin, et al. hope that growing awareness of the challenges facing our oceans translates into effective action.
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Somalia’s New Pirates
Somalia’s New Pirates
Oct 27, 2015 Hassan Sheikh Mohamud urges the international community to help Somalia combat illegal fishing.
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Ending Rogue Fishing
Ending Rogue Fishing
Oct 5, 2015 Maria Damanaki, et al. call for closer collaboration among the US, the EU, and Japan to combat illicit operators.
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A Fish Called Development
A Fish Called Development
Oct 1, 2015 Oby Ezekwesili, et al. urge leaders to eliminate harmful fisheries subsidies at the WTO meeting in December.
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Islam, Faith, and Climate Change
Islam, Faith, and Climate Change
Sep 22, 2015 Noor Al Hussein highlights the principle of environmental stewardship that all major religions teach.
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China and the Deep Blue Sea
China and the Deep Blue Sea
Sep 8, 2015 James Borton & Nguyen Chu Hoi emphasize the environmental impact of Chinese land reclamation efforts in the Spratly Islands.
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