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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?

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

Japan may dump Fukushima radioactive water into the Pacific, Marshall Islands declare national climate crisis, Methane flares in Siberian Sea, Climate

UNESCO World Heritage Site now a plastic desert, Dolphin adopts orphan whale, Guam’s coral reefs deteriorate, Indonesia turns away plastics,

Sharks threatened by global fisheries, How climate change created a drug-resistant fungus, Bi-partisan carbon tax introduced in US, Glow-in-the-dark sharks,

Threatened sea turtles hatching in record numbers, INTERPOL cracks down on wildlife trafficking, Corals shift north as temperatures climb, IRENA

Japan resumes commercial whaling, Marine conservation summit, Evolution of ocean life changed 170M years ago, Dominican Republic pledges towards sustainable tourism,

American Medical Association: “climate change is #1 public health challenge”, 2004 Gulf spill larger than previously believed, Shark tournaments kill

Canada bans shark fins, G20 takes on plastic pollution, Maine and Vermont ban plastic bags, Spy images reveal accelerated glaciers

Indonesia blows up three poaching ships, Disappearing islands, CITES is rescheduled, Gender equality could be key to healthy oceans, Sea

Carnival fined $20M for dumping, Fishermen sadistically cut off the tail of century-old endangered shark and then release, U.S House

Japanese whaling resumes, Whale found dead – death by plastic, Marine Protected Areas yield bounty, New tech map identifies vulnerable

Africa leads the world in plastic bans, Coastal cities that may drown in 80 years, Single-use plastics to be banned

Shark finning, Plastic bans around the globe, Plastic discovered in the deepest part of ocean, 1 Million species facing extinction,

Offshore drilling banned in New York, Over 200,000 viruses found in ocean, Ocean losing carbon storage efficiency as temperatures climb,

CITES postponed due to recent Sri Lanka terrorist attacks, International Monetary Fund and Earth Day, U.S presidential message on Earth

German wind park, Seychelles president’s underwater speech, Plastic pollution traced to 1960’s, Bank of England open letter on climate-related financial risks,