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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. David Banks, Former Bush Climate Aid Expected to Join NSC Former George W. Bush administration climate aide, George David Banks,

1. Endangered Species Act in Danger The Endangered Species Act (ESA) is in danger of being gutted. Passed in 1973,

1. NASA and NOAA: 2016 Warmest Year on Record (c) Shannon Curtis NASA and NOAA data show that worldwide, 2016 was

1. Killer Whales – Menopause Humans and killer whales are two of only three species that experience menopause. This

1. Last Day for Sea World Killer Whale Show in California! SeaWorld San Diego will host its last entertainment-based killer

1. California Bag Ban – Are Resident Up to the Challenge? The recently passed proposition 67 was a huge

1. New Offshore Drilling in California, Oregon, Washington, the Arctic, and Atlantic Federal Waters until 2022 On Friday, President Obama released

Arctic Ocean Sea Ice Predicted to Be Entirely Melted by 2045 A scientific paper published in Science revealed the average American creates

1. International Whaling Commission Attendees Discuss Hunting and Sanctuary Focus at the recent International Whaling Commission (IWC) meeting ranged from

1. SSF Celebrates Success! Eighteen Marine Species Receive International Protection Sea Save Foundation, continues its ardent efforts to

1. Scientists reconstruct 200 year old ocean records for insight on tomorrow Oceanographers are set on recreating past ocean ecosystems

1. Developing Nations Urging for Swift Climate Action As developing nations are already feeling the heat from extreme weather fluctuations,

1. Costa Rica, Ecuador, & Columbia Create Underwater Highways for Marine Life The Presidents of Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Columbia

1. Top Scientists Fear Rising Ocean Temps The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) brought the work of over 80 scientists

1. Microplastic Discovered in the Deep, Open Ocean Our oceans have long been considered a major sink for plastic debris. Scientists