Ocean Week In Review – September 11, 2026, Doing Our Best Might Not Be Good Enough
Ocean Week In Review – July 23, 2026, Temporary Solutions or Permanent Consequences – What does the Data Say?
September 11, 2026
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?
Innovative robotic spear hunts deep, destructive lionfish, BP leaves industry trade groups citing climate disagreements, Arctic warming – new factor
Past Sea Save writer speaks out, Antarctica temperatures soar past 20C for first time, Oil production in the US exceeds
Texas applies “bite” to finning offenders, Recreational fishermen increasingly target rays/sharks researchers concerned, Doctors weigh in with concerns about the
United Nations “Ocean Conference” Prep meeting convenes, Over 1,400 shark fins seized in Miami, Japan considers dumping Fukushima radioactive byproduct into
Newly discovered: walking sharks, Platypus on brink of extinction, Crab shells dissolving from ocean acidification, Marine works that can grow
China to ban plastics, Giant squid’s genome revealed, Current administration removes pollution controls on streams and wetlands and more… 1. Single-use
Shark fin now illegal in New Jersey, Pacific Ocean hot water killed one million seabirds, Florida stops Everglades oil drilling with
Do the Australian fires impact the ocean? You bet they do. Extinct – Chinese Paddlefish once swam alongside dinosaurs, grew
2020 sees an international “wave” of single-use plastic bans, Dozens of beheaded baby sharks discovered and more… 1. Rising oceans
2019 was an eventful year for ocean conservation. Below are our picks for the top 13 stories of the year.
New Jersey shark fin bill goes to governor’s desk, Climate change reshaping ocean communities, Underwater rover to be used in
Shark fin wins the house, Abalone comeback, Sustainable brands, Right whale protection, Lawless oceans and overfishing, Bacteria from ocean floor
Oxford University – 11,000 scientists declare climate emergency, Dumped fishing gear is biggest ocean polluter, China, and Russia deadlock Antarctic
A generation of all-female turtles, mystery oil spill in Brazil, Cocos Island earns platinum-tier ranking, new MIT study on Antarctic
Canada bans shark fin imports, Greta’s speech, Success at CITES, United Nations global report: oceans are in danger, Oil spill