
Ocean Week In Review – August 20, 2026, Climate Change has a Direct Impact on Our Oceans and Marine Life
Ocean Week In Review – July 23, 2026, Temporary Solutions or Permanent Consequences – What does the Data Say?

Ocean Week In Review – July 23, 2026, Temporary Solutions or Permanent Consequences – What does the Data Say?

Ocean Week In Review – July 23, 2026, Temporary Solutions or Permanent Consequences – What does the Data Say?

Young Greta Thunberg, climate activist nominated for Nobel, Sri Lanka showcases local biodiversity for CITES, Historic undersea broadcast, Shark trackers

Plastic Saturates Life in Mariana’s Trench, Sterile Killer Whales, Squid Protein and Plastic Pollution, Belize’s Great Blue Hole Revealed and

Shark DNA Holds Cancer Curing Secrets, Morocco Signs Brussels Ocean Declaration, Oregon Salmon Plan Backfires, Climate Change Pioneer Dies and

Shark bong sparks outrage, Piracy in the high seas, High seas piracy grows, Himalayas melting, Shark fin soup pushback continues, and

“Extreme freezing temperatures, polar vortex and global warming, Another Sea World orca dies, New species discovered, Plankton and plastic share

“Davos Economic Talks Showcase Oceans, U.S. Talks Shark Fin Ban … Again, Sea Cucumber Disappearing Act, Plastic in the Blue

“Advances in Atmospheric Sciences” publishes data showing 2018 hottest record, Antarctica cleaving gigatons of ice, CITES unveil proposals for 2019

Boiling Oceans, Our Ocean Global Summit, Florida’s Red Tide, Largest Octopus Nursery Discovery, Canada Proposes Shark Fin Ban, Palau To

Mumbai Plastic – They Mean Business, Saving Hammerheads in Galapagos, Walrus Tusk Poacher Indicted, Plastic in Starfish Diet, Mega Bridge

Sea Save will Fight for More Shark Protection – CITES 2019, Climate Change Could Double Beer Prices, World’s Longest Vessel

Hurricane Michael and Climate Change, United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change: “We have Twelve Years to Act”, Top Brands

Mercury Regulations Weakened, CITES Censures Japan, Chemical Waste Threatens Orcas, Rare Blue Jellyfish, More Companies Curtail Plastic Straws, Canada Takes

Executive Order Could Open Arctic to Drilling, Disney Cruises Lobbys for Pristine Bahamas Island, Whales Might Have Once Swam Over

Salesforce CEO Leads by Example, California Holds Global Climate Summit, Extinction in Australia, Shark Fin Battle, Jamaica Ditches Plastic, Straws

Plastic Killing 40% Baby Sea Turtles, Japan’s Attempt to Remove Whaling Ban Fails, Oil Drill Battle Continues and More. 1. Plastic