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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?

1. Japan Has Unveiled These Amazing Designs to Build a Fully Functioning Underwater City The Shimizu Corporation has just released the

1. Putting the Truth Back in Shark Week This week, the President of Discovery Channel, Rick Ross, realigned the mission and

As 2014 comes to a close, Sea Save Foundation is reviewing some of the most important stories we reported on

1. Indonesia Blows Up Illegal Fishing Boats Foreign poachers might think twice before stealing fish from Indonesian waters now

1. Alaska’s Bristol Bay Protected from Drilling President Obama signed a Presidential Memorandum protecting the waters of Alaska’s Bristol Bay

1. 270,000 Tons of Plastic Polluting Our Oceans The most comprehensive study to date on plastic in the oceans

1. Warm Water Speeds Antarctic Melting Antarctic glaciers are melting faster than expected because of warm water washing up

1. Hundreds of Lionfish, Caribbean Invasive Species, Found and Sacrificed on Wreck Lionfish are native to the Pacific and Indian

1. Scientific Research Tags Placed on Fish Can Make them Vulnerable to Predators Scientists have been using sound-emitting tags

1. Satellite-to-Laptop Technology to Target Fish Poachers Conears. Future versions will show near-real-time data so that immediate action can be

1. Russia and China Block Proposal for World’s Largest Marine Protected Area A proposal to set up the world’s largest

1. Oceans Warmed More Than Previously Thought Due to a lack of temperature data, scientists have potentially underestimated the extent

1.”Scientific American” Discusses Financial Implications of Ocean Acidification The oceans are becoming acidic as they absorb carbon dioxide produced by

1. An Optimistic Outlook for the Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal The critically endangered Hawaiian monk seal is making a recovery!

1. Largest Walrus Gathering Blamed on Shrinking Sea Ice As the sea ice shrinks due to climate change, walruses must