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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. Sea Save Joins International Community at Animal CITES Meeting Sea Save Foundation is on site this week in Geneva,

1. Sea Save Foundation and Others at United Nations: Ocean Conference. How Should We Govern the Open Ocean? The open

1. Hollywood Weighs in About Climate Change. There Are Options. “Al Gore believes that Donald Trump will not halt the
1. Offshore Oil Drilling May Start Soon in the Atlantic Ocean Seismic surveys in the Atlantic Ocean are being moved

1. Current Administration Threatens World’s Largest Marine Protected Area The Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument’s status as a national monument,

1. Tens of Thousands “March for Science” Around the World–There is No Planet B This past Earth Day, April 22,

1. Robots Culling Lionfish In Bermuda, a new robot has been unveiled that stuns and captures lionfish at depths that humans

1. Whale Activity Facilitates the Absorption of Carbon from Atmosphere – And That is Good Pacific Islanders realize that whales

1. Foreign Fishing Boats, Confiscated from Poachers and Blown Up The Indonesian government recently blew up 81 mostly foreign fishing

1. Three “Hefty” Plastic Bills Currently Being Reviewed in California These three bills could significantly decrease single use plastics in

1. Poached Sharks Confiscated at World Heritage Site – Cocos island On Monday, March 20th, 2017 Cocos Island park guards

1. New York Times: Great Barrier Reef – Huge Sections Are Dead Scientists have found that hundreds of miles of the

1. Gas Leak in Alaska Threatens Beluga Whales A natural gas leak in Alaska’s Cook Inlet is threatening the beluga whales

1. Conviction Results in Prison Sentence – Illegal Shark Fins in Costa Rica A Costa Rica court upheld the mandate against

1. Sea Turtles Numbers May Be Overestimated By a Factor of Two Scientists studying green sea turtles have assumed that